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Top 10 Driving Songs Pioneer Goes “On The Road Again” With Road Trip Songs Poll Willie Nelson’s hit song tops survey by car audio manufacturer and Harris Interactive. Check out today’s blog to see the full list of songs and more about Pioneer’s line of car audio gear. Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc., today announced the results of their first-ever “Favorite Road Trips Songs” poll.? Conducted in partnership with Harris Interactive, the survey asked nearly 3,000 Americans “what are your favorite road trip songs of all time?” Willie Nelson’s “On the Road Again” topped the list, nabbing 27 percent of the votes, followed by an array of classic rock titles including: “Born to be Wild,” Steppenwolf “Take it Easy,” The Eagles “I Get Around,” The Beach Boys “Highway to Hell,” AC/DC “Free Falling,” Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers “Riders on the Storm,” The Doors “I Wanna Rock and Roll All Night,” Kiss “Wanted: Dead or Alive,” Bon Jovi “Free Bird,” Lynyrd Skynyrd While “On the Road Again” took top billing overall, respondents from the Northeast as well as male respondents across the nation favored the second runner up of the poll, “Born to Be Wild.” Those between the ages of 18 and 34 and those who identified themselves as single and never married listed “Highway to Hell” as their top pick

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Video How To Projects New Web Site Launches Auto Restomod goes live with videos, blogs, forum, and more We heard from Jeff Ford recently, editor of? Legendary Fords magazine that ceased publishing earlier this month (see THIS blog for more info). Jeff is working on a new venture, fully embracing the power of the web with a site that launched last week. Autorestomod.com is now live and will feature short, but informative, video clips on all manner of “car guy” things

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Driver San Franciso Game Launches This Fall Video Game Driver San Francisco Launches Holiday 2010 Driver San Francisco to feature licensed vehicles including new and classic Fords! If you’re my age you probably grew up playing video games on an Atari 2600 and maybe even playing them through a black and white television! Video games are part of today’s society and they’ll never go away, just simply evolve. Even the military uses computer simulation “games” for training.

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