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Long Commutes Cause Drivers to Look at More Than a Vehicle's Price Tag - VIDEO ENHANCED STORY

DETROIT - June 21, 2006: Since the average commute in the U.S. is estimated at one hour everyday, transportation officials advise commuters to look at more than just a vehicle’s price tag . To help ensure a person’s paycheck is not primarily allotted to their commute, drivers should factor in a car’s durability, maintenance costs and gas-mileage. Experts also say to better ensure a safer and more comfortable ride, commuters should investigate a car’s interior features such as the stereo system, navigation system and emergency in-vehicle communication systems like General Motor’s OnStar.

CLICK HERE to watch the story about which features can make the daily commute easier.