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Future Audi design
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Audi has a new strategy...greater differentiation between model series
Mythbusting US auto sales numbers
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The manufacturers spin their sales figures for headlines. The media anoints its darlings and then reports their staggering sales success. Here are some factual observations (will be placed in News Opinion Section)
new dodge blacktop models
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for the challenger and avenger...
October EV and PHEV sales good
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this will give naysayers some creative thinking.
Toyota RAV4 EV
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charging compatibility
I might run a tad late with this one.
Lexus LS460L
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my quick spin piece.
NRG settlement approved by
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NRG settlement approved by FERC and now eVgo is free to move forward in California
(sigh of relief) this is the last of that saga of legal battles
Which automakers should throw in the towel
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Didn't someone write a story about this? This could be a good FU. I'm not taking it.
http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/bulletin/japans-suzuki-throws-in-towel-on-us-auto-market/4764?tag=nl.e660&s_cid=e660
Suzuki is out.
Me
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In reply to Which automakers should throw in the towel by Nicolas Zart
I'll do this if you don't want it. I wrote the "throw in the towel" piece a couple of weeks ago. :)
sigh
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In reply to Me by Aaron Turpen
Once again, I can't find the original anywhere on the site. Searched for "throw in towel" "throw in the towel" "manufacturers throw in the towel" and even went through a couple of months worth of News Opinion and Hot Topics. Nada
It might be because...
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In reply to sigh by Aaron Turpen
you didnt use the phrase "throw in the towel" anywhere in your piece from what I can see.
http://www.torquenews.com/1080/2-car-brands-just-need-give
The search engine doesnt read minds..it isnt going to find the specific article that you are thinking of if you are searching for a phrase not included in the article.
Search
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In reply to It might be because... by Patrick Rall
Didn't come up with anything searching "Suzuki" either. Given the volume of things I write for this and other outlets, it's not possible to recall every detail about every article. Nick said "throw in the towel" and it stuck.
When I search the word Suzuki...
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In reply to Search by Aaron Turpen
the first thing that comes up is the Suzuki brand list...and your article is the top article on that list. In fact, the white flag image that you used is the picture that is featured next to the search result for the Suzuki brand.
Your article is also the first thing on the Mitsubishi page when I search for that brand.
Keep in mind, to see the entire list of articles for a given brand category, you just add /suzuki or /mitsubishi to the front page link. You can also search for the brand name in our search function and the first thing that comes up will also be the brand category.
When I searched for "give up", your piece is the first item that comes up.
Throw in the towel
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In reply to Search by Aaron Turpen
I think it came up in the discussion thread if I recall well.
On another note, I get randomly kicked out of TN, and can't sign back in. I have to reset the password. My browser remembers the previous one, I re-enter it and back in again. I go through this regularly.
Email armen about this login issue..
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In reply to Throw in the towel by Nicolas Zart
I dont handle anything like that but you should make sure that he knows about this.
EV fast charging and the NRG
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EV fast charging and the NRG settlement
Some conditions have changed since last Spring ..
Volt Leaf Oct sales
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the leaf improves a ton...but the volt posts its best month ever.
October muscle car sales
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the mustang leads the camaro and challenger...but it might be too late.
TRD developing supercharger for frs?
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rumors suggest that the TRD perofrmance catalog may soon bring new power to the Scion FRS.
Ford takes hottest car and truck at SEMA
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with the mustang and f150. this goes with denis' piece about the scion frs being the top sport compact.
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