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CNET Roadside Assistance 040: I want more VTEC yo!

We've got suggestions for those who want more VTEC, try to help a guy with too many gadgets, and find out what happens when tech worlds collide on this week's episode of CNET Roadside Assistance.

January 5, 2012

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