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Filed under: Sedans/Saloons, BMW Click above image for a gallery of the new 7 We've already seen what appear to be official press shots of the new 2009 BMW 7 Series, and it looks pretty good to our eyes.
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Read More details on the "all-new" BMW 7 Series (Links)
The Japanese automaker came out with a very capable Altima hybrid last year, but it was Toyota technology purchased to help Nissan look good in the short term.
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Read Nissan knee deep in the electrictrification race (Links)
Filed under: Aftermarket, Tuners, Supercars, Porsche Click above for a high resolution image After proving in May that its GT9 supercar could run with the world's fastest supercars by topping out at 409 km/h at the Papenburg oval, 9ff is offering a limited production run of twenty cars.
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Read Top speed test on Sunday, sell on Monday: 9ff offering limited run of GT9 supercar (Links)
Filed under: Coupes, Green, Lotus, Misc. But Lotus hasn't stopped there. You can read up on all the details of the Eco Elise in the press release after the jump, and expect more information and pictures when it makes its official debut at the London Motor Show later this month.
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Read Lotus releases Eco Elise ahead of London Motor Show (Links)
Filed under: Car Buying, MINI, Alfa Romeo As reported earlier, BMW and Fiat will be teaming up on a new front-wheel-drive, small car platform that will underpin the next MINI and future Fiats and Alfa Romeos.
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Read MINI dealers to sell Alfa Romeos in the U.S. (Links)
Read VW 9.150 ECE armored robot bulldog...er...truck (Links)
Although the man died back in 2006, the Japanese Health Ministry has just now ruled that the man died of karoshi, which is a Japanese word meaning death from overwork. Toyota responded to the ruling by saying that it would monitor its workers health more closely.
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Read Toyota Camry hybrid lead engineer died from Karoshi (overwork) (Links)
The first of those new recruits has now been revealed as Mike Donoughe, Tesla's new Executive Vice President for vehicle development and manufacturing. At Tesla he will be responsible for vehicle engineering for the Roadster and Model S except for the drivetrain.
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Read Ex-Chrysler VP moves west to head Tesla engineering (Links)
Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green click image to visit AutoblogGreen $4 gallons of gas are making people look to the future and the past for relief. The future holds things like Mitusbishi's iMiEV and Ferrari hybrids. The past includes driving the horse to work and Greenpeace's SmiLE car.
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Read AutoblogGreen for 07.07.08 (Links)
Read Click and Clack cartoon debuts tonight on PBS (Links)
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