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  • General Motors to Unveil More on Volt Battery Strategy During 'Landmark' January 7 Announcement [View article]
    I must agree with Davewmart......the only things I want as all-electric are my TV, Cell-phone, Computer, Refrigerator and my light... More »
    Comment by Dave Harris
    Dec 24 12:18 pm |
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  • Carmakers Continue to Consolidate [View article]
    A futher report of interest on this topic http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/columnists/article6967006.ece On Dec... More »
    Comment by bob adamson
    Dec 24 01:51 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • General Motors to Unveil More on Volt Battery Strategy During 'Landmark' January 7 Announcement [View article]
    The Toyota Prius plug in with it's smaller 5kw battery will save just about everyone money on petrol, as most do more than the 14.5... More »
    Comment by Davewmart
    Dec 23 17:10 pm |
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  • A Tale of Two Nations: What the U.S. Can Learn from the U.K. [View article]
    I remember the Triumph TR3 fondly, but that's beside the point. UK never fully recovered from 60s socialism (NHS, JobSeeker dole, free... More »
    Comment by Alan von Altendorf
    Dec 15 18:25 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • A Tale of Two Nations: What the U.S. Can Learn from the U.K. [View article]
    I had an MGB for a few years while in college. I had a friend who had a Jensen Healey. We soon got the message on British cars. Where... More »
    Comment by aja8888
    Dec 15 14:48 pm |
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  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    This reconfirms the stupidity of the American consumer and the American Congress ................
    Comment by qw
    Dec 14 22:00 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • A Tale of Two Nations: What the U.S. Can Learn from the U.K. [View article]
    British Leyland went out of business because it was complacent, so the Japanese came in and ate its lunch. As quaintly desirable as an... More »
    Comment by logicalthought
    Dec 14 17:46 pm |
    Rating: +7 0
  • A Tale of Two Nations: What the U.S. Can Learn from the U.K. [View article]
    Rebrand GM as American Leyland?;-)
    Comment by Davewmart
    Dec 14 16:48 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    have you guys seen the type of cars they drive in Japan? They are trying to push sales of "energy efficient" vehicles in this program.... More »
    Comment by Rick_um
    Dec 12 22:36 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    Seems like Cash for Clunkers has a little glitch and should have been offered for only cars that are a Made in USA. Since, that did not... More »
    Comment by just thinkabit
    Dec 12 22:12 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    Japan cannot be criticized for protecting it's citizen' jobs by giving preference to Japanese car manufacturers. It is up to the USA... More »
    Comment by LCACM
    Dec 12 10:03 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    Name one US car maker with a single model with the steering wheel on the opposite side. Japan is like the British they drive on the... More »
    Comment by KIT
    Dec 12 02:39 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    Subsidies of all kinds are stupid. Using taxpayer dollars to bribe a "favored" group. The Japanese program just proves that their... More »
    Comment by The Lonely Value Investor
    Dec 11 21:05 pm |
    Rating: +5 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    Oh my, buy more junk?? Go with the Honda, which is made here with pride, or the Tundra, or Nissan, all made here by enthusiastic... More »
    Comment by User 402522
    Dec 11 19:45 pm |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Japan Says NO to American Cars in Its Subsidy Program [View article]
    How dare the Japanese do that? We were not smart enough to do that with "Cash for Clunkers". Foreign auto makers got the biggest... More »
    Comment by Chancer
    Dec 11 19:29 pm |
    Rating: +2 -1