at the Washington Auto Show but only for a few miles. It's amazing how there is no discernible difference save the total lack of engine sound. Plus, in sport mode, it's actually kind of peppy but without the weighted steering feel you'd expect.
Ridler Award winner on the floor at Cobo Center. This article merely holds the video and supplements the report I wrote late last night on the 1956 Ford Sunliner convertible.
Still experiementing with video format and organization, as well as my own presentation. Frankly, I find speaking in public before a crowd far easier than speaking for a video. Have to find that balance between casual delivery and factoids.
In case you're wondering why a video, it provides unique coverage, which ranks high with Google.
SAE International has published a 458 page book revealing what goes into automotive body structural design. Surprisingly, modelings allows for conclusions complex computer modeling and analysis does not
Kia Optima Turbo to pace race
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Look how far the brand has come
Alpina 5-series wagon coming to geneva
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its a monster...i love it. wish that they would have brought it to detroit.
NHTSA rules against Wrangler recall
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for fuel spillage.
Volvo S60 review
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It's not naughty - it's kind of nice.
Chrysler group ceo received no pay in 2010
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Marchionne worked for free for Chrysler in 2010...sort of.
Opel presents Ampera
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At Geneva Motor Show
I really prefer the look of the Ampera...
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In reply to Opel presents Ampera by Keith Griffin
Im wondering how long it will be before we see someone mod up a Volt to look like the sporty European cousin.
Good point
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In reply to I really prefer the look of the Ampera... by Patrick Rall
I'm actually going to see some Volt folks on Thursday night. I'll have to ask.
you getting to drive it?
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In reply to Good point by Keith Griffin
??
I've driven it
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In reply to you getting to drive it? by Patrick Rall
at the Washington Auto Show but only for a few miles. It's amazing how there is no discernible difference save the total lack of engine sound. Plus, in sport mode, it's actually kind of peppy but without the weighted steering feel you'd expect.
Ive driven it also at an auto show
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In reply to I've driven it by Keith Griffin
but we only got up to around 15-20mph..inside of cobo hall. Ive been bugging my GM guys for months now to get some significant seat time in it...
Video report from 2011 Autorama in Detroit
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Ridler Award winner on the floor at Cobo Center. This article merely holds the video and supplements the report I wrote late last night on the 1956 Ford Sunliner convertible.
Still experiementing with video format and organization, as well as my own presentation. Frankly, I find speaking in public before a crowd far easier than speaking for a video. Have to find that balance between casual delivery and factoids.
In case you're wondering why a video, it provides unique coverage, which ranks high with Google.
True Car, Inc. reveals study of auto consumers
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Surprise, surprise – people like sales efforts to be transparent.
New Ferrari FF video
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showing that the car can go just about anywhere...including offroad and through deep snow...at high speeds.
Holden Cruze info
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the aussie version gets mroe gadgets and power than the US.
New book illuminates complexity of auto body design
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SAE International has published a 458 page book revealing what goes into automotive body structural design. Surprisingly, modelings allows for conclusions complex computer modeling and analysis does not
Plane crashes into car on Alabama highway
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Making an emergency landing on Hiway 14 near Montgomery a plane crashes into a motorist.
TrueCar.com reveals fuel economy averages
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Weighted for actual sales
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