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January 24, 2008
This Just In: New on the Net
By John
Editor
Yesterday, I linked to a article which said Toyota might best the General to become the world’s number one automaker. Well, they either did, or they didn’t, depending on who you believe. Automotive News is calling it for Toyota, and the Detroit News is going with GM. Personally, I’m blaming Florida. Here’s the rest of the news:
- There’s no cladding on the drop-top Aston Martin DBS in these shots. Maybe the testers figured all the snow would work just as well: Auto Express
- Bob Lutz says that even with gas prices at record highs, US drivers won’t embrace small cars. Maybe he just wants to sell more V8s: Automotive News
- Of course, he might be right. Maybe consumers will just shun cars altogether, and start taking the bus: Seattle Times
- One company that is betting American’s will embrace small cars is smart. They’re so confident, they’re relying on word-of-mouth to move units: Automotive News
- Tesla says they’ve solved the tranny issues that have been plaguing its Roadster, and they’re going to start cranking them out in March. But that’s not the whole story: Wired
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Eric
Jan 25, 2008 at 6:20 pm
I wont embrace the little cars, What’s the point? If its my choice to pick a car i like, then why should i pick a small car. Fuel economy is not my problem, ill just work harder to pay for gas.