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The Dirty Little Secret

Published December 6, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – In just one month’s time, the long-anticipated overhaul to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations will take effect, marking the first increase in the U.S. fuel […]

By |2010-12-06T19:52:55-08:00December 6th, 2010|Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, CAFE, Corporate Average Fuel Economy, Electric Cars, Environmental Protection Agency|Comments Off on The Dirty Little Secret
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The Tesla Business Model: Brilliance or Impending Disaster?

Published July 6, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last week marked an epic event in the automotive industry when Tesla Motors launched its ambitious effort to raise $185 million through a public offering of […]

By |2010-07-06T19:45:50-07:00July 6th, 2010|Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, Electric Cars, Tesla|Comments Off on The Tesla Business Model: Brilliance or Impending Disaster?
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