Rumor: Toyota Prius Coupe
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Toyota’s new president admits the automaker needs an excitement-infusion, and to that end a ‘ and in order to match the upcoming Honda CR-Z tit-for-tat a ‘ Toyota is rumored to be working on a two-door version of the Prius.
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Dakota County students say hybrid gets 170 mpg
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Students at Dakota County Technical College say they’ve produced a vehicle that gets 170 miles per gallon.
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61 J-Tin Sightings in Alameda
Our buddy Murilee Martin over at Jalopnik has been documenting old cars still in service in his hometown of Alameda, California. “The Island that Rust Forgot,” he calls it.
Out of 480 cars “Down on the Street,” 61 have been Japanese, starting with a 1966 Datsun 411 Bluebird. The only rules are they have [...]
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Nissan Gallery To Open in Yokohama
Come August, Nissan will be opening a gallery showroom at its new headquarters in Yokohama. According to the press release, part of the gallery will display classic and race cars alongside new models. It will be about four times the size of the current showroom in Tokyo’s pricey Ginza district, but unfortunately that’s still [...]
Japanese Nostalgic Car – Blog
Feinstein, Boxer Join Effort To Keep NUMMI Open
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U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer and 15 members of California’s congressional delegation have offered to work with Toyota Motors Co.
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Minnesota College Students Invent a "Super Hybrid" Vehicle
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Students at Dakota County Technical College have produced a vehicle that has three times better gas mileage than any vehicle currently on the market.
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For a Price, Prius Can Save More in Fuel
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Trish Moran is getting 99.9 miles-per-gallon from her new Toyota Prius. Although Moran confesses to having a lead foot when she drives, she’s one of the first people in the Midwest to convert her Prius to a plug-in car.
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Instruments promote green driving for hybrid owners
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People who buy hybrid vehicles clearly want to cut their fuel consumption and, just maybe, reduce emissions and help save the planet.
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BOLDER, CLASSIER, BETTER: Tundra’s V-8 improves
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The Toyota Tundra has emerged from a fresh makeover to tempt truckers with more content, updated styling and a more fuel-efficient engine added to the roster.
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Ford’s 4-cylinder Falcon
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Ford will abandon plans to build the small car Focus in Australia and instead produce a four-cylinder version of its existing Falcon and Territory range.
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Honda Motor Shares: Ready for a Comeback?
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Honda Motor Company manages to pull of a decent Q1 2010 earnings call next week and all anyone cares about is the guidance –A will things improve ?A Honda sales were down 30% in June and in the last 3 months Honda shares have only managed to drop 3.4% .A HMC shares are stuck in the $27 to $30 range, so can it finally move come next week or will …
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Motoring & Car News: High tech boost from Toyota and Nissan
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BRITAIN’S car industry has received a double boost with Toyota and Nissan announcing high tech developments at their UK factories.
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