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Electric Shock!

Published September 7, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last Wednesday, the latest entrant to the burgeoning electric car market went on sale, the cleverly-named Nissan Leaf.  Rallying around claims of saving the environment and helping the nation […]

By |2010-09-07T19:48:03-07:00September 7th, 2010|Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, CAFE, Corporate Average Fuel Economy, Electric Cars, Environmental Protection Agency, Tesla|Comments Off on Electric Shock!
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The Appropriateness of Toyota’s Gas Pedal Recall

Published February 10, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Is Toyota’s widely-publicized gas pedal recall the appropriate remedy that everyone has been waiting for, or is this merely a quick-fix approach to cover up a deeper […]

By |2023-12-20T14:51:06-08:00February 9th, 2009|Auto Recalls, Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, NHTSA|Comments Off on The Appropriateness of Toyota’s Gas Pedal Recall
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