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2010 CFIAS highlights - Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Concept

Monday, December 7th, 2009 · 1 comment

Chevrolet showcased the Corvette Stingray Concept, from the blockbuster Transformers sequel this past summer, Thanksgiving weekend at the 2010 Central...
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5 defunct car companies that should have survived: #1 - Vector

Vector Motors, founded by designer and inventor Gerald Wiegert in 1972, has more successfully incorporated aviation technology into automobiles than...
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Interview with Michael Bragg, creator of FuelClinic.com

Michael Bragg is serious about fuel economy. Bragg is the owner and creator of FuelClinic.com, a website that...
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General Motors files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

General Motors filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy today, after months of surviving off of government bailout loans and...
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Trucks - Final Installment: The compact and import truck revolution

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In this final installment of the Trucks series, we'll be looking at the compact andd import revolution that turned the truck world on its side in the...
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GM will shed Pontiac, Saturn, and Hummer

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As part of GM's new restructuring plan that it must have prepared by the end of the month as dictated by the terms...
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Fast and Furious: The cars were pretty cool at least

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The fourth movie in the Fast and Furious movie series, cleverly titled "Fast and Furious," hit theaters...
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Farewell, recently-departed - and barely-missed - Isuzu

Isuzu stopped selling passenger vehicles to retail customers on January 31, 2009, according to this article from TorqueReport.Didn't notice? Few...
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Trucks: V8 power for everybody

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As WWII came to a close in 1945, and as the US began its efforts to rebuild, the truck was of the utmost importance...
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Trucks: The role of the truck in WWII

We left off in the last Trucks article with the world's first V8 truck from Ford in 1932, turning Chevy and Dodge,...
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