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Tesla Model S deliveries commence in Europe, first expansion outside North America

Tesla's expansion of world-wide sales of the Model S met a big milestone with the first delivery in Norway (Europe).
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By: David Herron

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The Fiat 500L Urban Surf Party slated for 5 US cities

The first Fiat 500L Urban Surf Party kicked off the gala introduction of the 500L last Friday in Miami and the fun will continue as the svelte new model continues its celebratory procession to five more US cities.
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By: Don Bain

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Tesla Model S sales rapidly growing, while accountants turn profit into loss

Tesla continued to increase Model S sales, significantly beating their estimates, while accounting rules meant the company is showing a slight loss.
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Toyota issues voluntary recall of 342,000 Tacoma pickups

Toyota is issuing a voluntary recall of 2004 to 2011 Tacoma pickups for a factor not affecting function, but rather safety in the event of a collision.
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By: Don Bain

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BMW i8 offers sports car performance at 95 MPGe fuel efficiency

The BMW i8 plug-in hybrid electric sports car offers high efficiency, fast acceleration, and a highly flexible all-wheel drive system with computerized intelligent torque vectoring for optimum handling.
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By: David Herron

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Skip Barber School adds the powerful Hyundai Genesis Coupe

The Skip Barber Racing School has added the venerable Hyundai Genesis Coupe to its stable of high performance cars for use on track. Skip Barber’s students will use both the 3.8 R-Spec and also the 3.8 Track versions of the rear-drive sports coupe in their training. The Genesis will join the Porsche 911, Lexus IS-F and Mazdaspeed 3 at the School’s multiple locations.
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By: John Goreham

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Steel wheels may make a come back in fancy cars

A study by an industry group which supports the steel industry has confirmed that stylized steel wheels can be cost competitive and lighter than aluminum alloy wheels. According to the results of the project, a steel wheel that is still stylish enough for upscale vehicle applications could offer as much as a 40% savings in cost, while weighing about the same as aluminum.
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By: John Goreham

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Ford adding 3rd Shift, 900 New Jobs to Meet Huge F150 Demand

Ford Motor Company has announced a new 3rd shift at the Kansas City plant that builds the F150 pickup – a move that will add around 900 new jobs as the company attempts to meet the booming demand for their bestselling truck.
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By: Patrick Rall

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