Indianapolis Plans to Replace All City Vehicles with Hybrids and EVs
According to a new orders signed by mayor Greg Ballard, Indianapolis plans to swap all its city-use sedans for electrified cars.
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According to a new orders signed by mayor Greg Ballard, Indianapolis plans to swap all its city-use sedans for electrified cars.
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It seems that suddenly Infiniti doesn’t like the names of their cars anymore so they have decided that they want all of their models to begin with Q or QX. This new naming strategy will be applied to its complete product range beginning with the 2014 model year.
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After ceding the title to General Motors last year, Toyota is set to reclaim the title of world’s largest automaker for 2012. As the year winds down, we find out that General Motors and Volkswagen will be battling for second place with the auto industry as a whole heading for a record year.
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A young group of people, whom obviously had nothing better to do, watched two of their peers stage a tugging war at a parking lot with their trucks, a Chevrolet Silverado, and a diesel powered Dodge Ram Cummins.
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A little more that three years has passed since Lexus revealed their first supercar to the world and two years since it began deliveries on December 15, 2012, and after it has produced the 500th unit, Lexus has decided to end production of its V10-powered LFA.
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On January 19th, a 2009 Ford F-150 King Ranch 4X4 SuperCrew owned by former President of the Untied States, George W. Bush will be heading to the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. All proceeds from the sale of this vehicle will go to a program dedicated to assisting the families of America’s military called the Fisher House Foundation.
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On Wednesday December 12th Nissan gave a presentation highlights its progress toward eco-targets and a plan to add 15 hybrid models by 2016.
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In order to make room for Europe’s first series production electric vehicle, Daimler announced on Wednesday, December 12th that it is investing 200 million euros into the plant that currently build Smart Fortwo. Going on sale in the U.S. next spring, the Smart Fortwo Electric Drive will be priced at $25,000 before federal taxes. Considering the typically high price is one of the factors keeping many buyers away from going electric, Smart might have the right mixture on its hand for EV success.
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