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Why you should visit the Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home and Museum

Walter P. Chrysler built an empire in the automotive field with only a high school diploma, a burning desire to discover how things work and a childhood reputation as a master marble shooter who played for keeps.
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Author: Don Bain
The 1924 Chrysler Six from the Walter P. Chrysler Museum. Photo by Don Bain

Men's Health 3000 mile electric car road trip takes electric driving a long distance

Setting out yesterday from the NY Auto Show, a team organized by Men's Health Magazine is driving across country in a Ford Focus Electric and expects to get to the Santa Monica Pier in LA within 10-12 days, setting a new record for the fastest cross country trip with an electric car.
First stop, Mrs. Riley's Publik House in High Bridge NJ

Subaru shows off its vehicles with stunning new iPad apps for 2012

Subaru, the Japanese automaker, today has announced the release of whole new set of iPad apps for it's lineup of vehicles.
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IBM, Honda and Pacific Gas and Electric Company Team Up For A Smart Grid

According to an IBM press release, the company just announced it has teamed up with American Honda Motor Co., Inc. and Pacific Gas and Electric Company, PG&E in order to facilitate a new pilot project for a smarter communication means between electric vehicles, EVs and our power grid.
IBM, Honda and PG&E are teaming up to make a smart grid

Cyclone Power makes licensee inroads in China with prototype engine builds

Cyclone Power Technologies (OTCQB: CYPW), developer of the all-fuel, clean-tech Cyclone Engine, announced that its licensee in China, Great Wall Alternative Power Systems Ltd., has completed the build of the first prototype engines under its License Agreement, and has begun in-house testing of these units.
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GM Goes to the Dogs at New York Auto Show

It's a comment sentiment to say "GM is going to the dogs" in any number of ways (design, government loans, etc.) but not in the way you would least expect: serving them and their owners breakfast while letting them prance around the GM display at the New York International Auto Show.
Dogs at Chevrolet stand at NY Auto Show
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