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Feb 28, 2008 - Game play! The Car Stock Exchange is now open!

Forget fantasy football.  If you're into cars then the place to be is The Car Stock Exchange.  It's an online game by the Edmunds' Inside Line crew where you can buy and sell stock in upcoming vehicles, which is valued based on predicting the sales of particular models in the U.S. The money used in CSX exists only in the virtual world and new members receive $1,000,000 in funny money for joining.

Watch the Stock Index and check the upcoming IPO Calendar.

If you think you know which cars will be hot or not, are competitive and like winning prizes - I suggest you put your gameface on and start playing.

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selenagomez - Sep 17, 2009 1:22 am
Yeah thats great idea for car sale.I always donate my car in car donation program and its help to kids.This one also great idea for car sale.
urbc - Jun 19, 2009 3:26 pm
Yeah, hopefully they can extend until summer of 2010, I think my car could reach 250,000 in sales. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOrP0GnfOqU
sean457 - Apr 1, 2009 2:02 am
In the past the auto insurance takes much more time and now the car purchasing and selling is going very fast with the help of network. It is really good and interesting to be trade on cars because with online there are lots of option for selling and purchasing. Sean Cruz Houston Auto Insurance
rezero - Nov 27, 2008 1:21 am
So let me get this straight. Their idea of fun is predicting car sales? I guess that car line part salesmen and industry types, but the ordinary car bloke's supposed to get excited about guessing the number of cars sold. Well, I guess there are enough people who get their jollies that way, but the real "car guys" care more about the tech and driving than the business side of it. Of course, the world isn't made of car guys.
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