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Maybe Chevy should build a Trax EV and an Equinox EV along with the Bolt.2 points
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Ford isn't being too discrete with the upcoming Police Interceptor Utility as these new set of spy shots reveal. It confirms some of the key details we reported on a couple months back such as the evolutionary design, rear-wheel drive proportions, and a tapered roofline. The picture also brings out some new details such as a new front end with a trapezoidal grille, slightly more squared rear end, and new taillights. We still don't know any concrete details on the hybrid system that will be used on the Police Interceptor Utility aside from it returning a combined figure of 24 mpg. Expect the Police Interceptor Utility and its sister model, the Explorer to debut sometime later this year. Source: Autoblog, Motor11 point -
It would seem that while the USA is into tradewars and CUVs / SUVs. Europe is going US 1970's style of custom camper vans for those that love attention. Knaus Tabbert just showed off their latest concepts of the Caravanning Utility Vehicle at the Caravan Salon in Dusseldort. These camper vans have achieved due to clever engineering 25% more storage space, 370% more support in a rigid structure, 70% more EPS insulation and so much more making them a top tier luxury camper van builder using Fiat, Man and many other auto OEMs. See more images of these vans at their web site. Knaus Tabbert Press Release Images CUVision and CUVolution
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You have confused terms above. 'Nationalized' in this case is completely synonymous with 'controlled'. - - - - - The Jewish Virtual Library's review of the topic : https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/ford-motor-company-nbsp-and-the-third-reich1 point
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They are trying to take on BMW's M4, and Mercs C class AMGs. Probably a futile effort, but at least it's not another damn CUV...1 point
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There's a vehicle on the market currently that runs on coal??1 point
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I've read quite a bit on Henry Ford over the last 20+ years- I done far more than 'a short search'. But one has to be careful what we attribute merely by association of name. There was forced labor in the Ford plant in Germany, but who controlled that factory and who instituted that practice? "It was a Ford plant, therefore Henry Ford is responsible" is not going to hold up on face value, especially in times of imperialism/war. "But Henry Ford had anti-semetic views in the 1920s, therefore he must've approved the practice" won't either. The Cologne plant was nationalized by Germany in the 1930s. https://www.upi.com/Nazi-atrocities-at-Ford-Werke-studied/36841007666227/1 point
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I was expecting GM to have released more bolt powered vehicles by now... Another 6 months and they'll have dropped the ball.1 point
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So much more exciting than the coal belching blah Bug!1 point
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Stop white washing the history. A short search will reveal plenty of information on the subject. His business history creating Ford motor company has nothing to do with other things he did, including using slave labor in the European factory and his rampant antisemitism that fit perfectly the Nazi ideology.1 point
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Seems some Geometry fan of Cars got their wish and Triangled it all out!1 point
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^ LOL it's the EXACT same size as the Bolt- 164" overall length. They're both tall liftback/hatchbacks.1 point
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It looks better than the Bolt inside and out, and it is a small crossover which is the most coveted body style, vs some lifted hatchback or whatever the Bolt is. This thing beats the Bolt on all fronts, except we don't know the price of it.1 point
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Polluting diesels----as in the stupid rednecks 'coal rolling' their trucks...0 points
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A abomination unto God. But you knew that.-1 points
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It will go on sale in wacko California as a compliance contraption. It certainly won't move off the lots anywhere else in the country. Hyundai knows better than to even try. Same old story.-1 points
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