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Marchionne confirms diesel Jeep Grand Cherokee for 2013

In February of this year, TorqueNews brought you a look at the a pair of Jeep Grand Cherokee models clad with diesel engine badging testing in the Detroit area and now, it looks as though the diesel-powered version of the premium Jeep SUV will hit the US market in 2013.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Bill Ford Jr. pushes for social change at 18th World Congress in Fla.

The 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems in Orlando concludes today as Bill Ford Jr. (pictured), the executive chairman of Ford Motor Co., takes center stage to share his vision of the future of transportation.
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By: Hawke Fracassa

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Major Chrysler UAW locals vote "no" on the new contract

Now that the new contracts between the UAW and Ford/General Motors, the United Auto Workers union can turn their attention to the pending deal with the Chrysler Group but as the results of the first wave of voting has hit the internet – there are mixed results as several major locals have voted “no” while some other groups have given the thumbs up to the new deal.
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By: Patrick Rall

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2012 Scion iQ coming soon to a dealership near you

The ubiquitous 2012 Scion iQ will sticker for less than $16,000 when it is trotted out for sale in various U.S. regional markets over the next six months for buyers who seek to set trends instead of following them.
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By: Hawke Fracassa

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The new Ford Focus to have a heavy presence at SEMA 2011

The Ford Focus ST will arrive next year to show off the sportier side of the new C-segment hatch and sedan but when the 2011 SEMA Show opens in Las Vegas, show-goers will get a look at the spicy side of the current standard production Ford Focus with help from the likes of Roush Performance, 3d Carbon, Steeda, and Cobb Tuning.
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T3 Motion’s NLRV crowd controller one step closer to RoboCop

T3 Motion has released the T3 Non-Lethal Response Vehicle (NLRV), featuring two guns with the capability to shoot 700 non-lethal rounds a minute. The NLRV is designed specifically to provide law enforcement with humane and safe initiatives to be used for crowd control during riots and violent protests.
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By: Don Bain

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Ford could debut a new 1964 Mustang at the 2011 SEMA Show

Ford Motor Company has just started teasing their products destined for the 2011 SEMA Show including a video talking about a new product from the Ford restoration parts division – with the video offering extreme close up shots of what looks to be a 1964 Ford Mustang.
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Saab receives a multi-million lifeline from the United States

Last week, we brought you the news that Saab and parent Company Swedish Automobiles NV (Swan) had received the first installment of a massive bridge loan with help from soon-to-be Chinese partner Youngman Lotus and today, there is more good news as Saab has entered into an agreement with American firm North Street Capital – a deal that will bring the company some $70 million.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Chip Foose and WD40 to unveil new charity car at SEMA 2011

The folks at WD40 have worked with the SEMA Cares group each of the last two years to build show cars-turned-Barrett Jackson Auto Auction vehicles, raising over $275,000 for children’s charities and this year, WD40 has worked once again with the companies of SEMA Cares along with automotive design legend Chip Foose to create an ultimate sports car.
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TorqueNews review of the 2011 Chevy Volt: 109mpg and endless range

Since it was announced that the Chevrolet Volt would be making it to production, I have eagerly awaited my chance to review the first electric vehicle from an American automaker. Having spent a week cruising the streets of Detroit in the Volt, I was amazed both at the incredible fuel economy levels but also the fact that this electric vehicle can very easily serve as a long-distance daily driver.
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