Callum relishes the challenge of designing successor to MX-5

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Chris Wright

January 13, 2003 05:00 AM

Moray Callum has a challenge on his hands - to redesign an automotive icon while the current model still sells in record numbers.

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Column: Full-size electric pickups are failed product planning experiment and industry disaster

Automakers took a big swing with full-size EV pickups, betting different powertrains wouldn't change Americans' love for big trucks. But automakers were wrong.

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Larry P. Vellequette

Column: Full-size electric pickups are failed product planning experiment and industry disaster

Ram

That thing’s got a Hemi again: Ram revives its roaring V-8

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Vince Bond Jr.

That thing’s got a Hemi again: Ram revives its roaring V-8

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Top 150 auto retailer adds Infiniti store among latest buy-sell deals tracked across 8 states

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Gail Kachadourian Howe

Top 150 auto retailer adds Infiniti store among latest buy-sell deals tracked across 8 states

China

Report: Burning ship bound for Mexico carried cars from Chinese brands; photos released

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Bloomberg News

Report: Burning ship bound for Mexico carried cars from Chinese brands; photos released

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