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34 Elio Motors currently has its first vehicle under development, a P5 three-wheeled model (two wheels in front, one in back). The vehicle is projected to have a highway fuel efficiency of up to 84 MPG on the highway and up to 49 MPG in the city. The US base price $6,800. Elio uses a […]
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25 Rolling Meadows police recovered a stolen auto out of Arlington Heights about 5:00 p.m. Monday at the Walmart parking lot near Golf Road and New Wilke Road. Arlington Heights police met with Rolling Meadows police to take charge of the vehicle at about 5:15 p.m. Monday.
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44 Toyota suspended U.S. sales of some of its most popular vehicles to fix sticking gas pedals that could make the vechicles accelerate without warning. The suspension includes the best-selling car in America, the Toyota Camry. Toyota said it would stop selling eight models of cars and trucks — a suspension that comes after a […]
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148 Studio picture of the Aquada aqua car from Gibbs Technologies, Ltd. Imagine taking this aqua-car up to Lake Geneva or over to the Chicago Air and Water Show at Lake Michigan. Strange news on a day when Chrysler is fighting for its life: the new company bringing amphibian technology to practical use and founded […]
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