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Next year will see the mainstream arrival of an array of Chevy Volt and Fisker Karma plug-in hybrids, electric Codas and Nissan Leafs, and perhaps the launch of a plug-in version of the all-powerful Prius. Southern California Edison's Electric Vehicle Test Center is helping the utility brace for impact. Mark Rechtin is West Coast editor of Automotive News. |
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Chevrolet's SS performance designation will survive, Mark Reuss, GM vice president of global engineering, told AutoWeek. In fact, Reuss envisions cars outfitted with the SS on a case-by-case basis, rather than somewhat generically adding horsepower and red-letter stitching to Chevys across the board. |
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Nearly two dozen members of the U.S. Senate sought answers today from General Motors and Chrysler on efforts to resolve complaints from dealers who lost business with the car companies. |
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Acura will start pricing for its new 2010 ZDX five-door hatchback at $46,305, including delivery charges. The vehicle, based on Acura’s MDX crossover platform, goes on sale Dec. 15, American Honda Motor Co. said today in a statement. |
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Chrysler Group, seeking to boost sales after a dismal October, launched a major new incentive campaign today. Chrysler timed the announcement for this morning so dealers could place ads in their local media outlets over the weekend and ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday period. The incentives take effect today and run through Jan. 4. |
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Silicon Valley electric sports car maker Tesla Motors is planning to go public soon, two people familiar with the situation said, outlining plans to sell stock and cash in on investor appetite for green technology and interest in battery-powered vehicles. |
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