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Chris Preuss of OnStar & GM Joins Autoline After Hours
This week we welcome Chris Preuss, the CEO of OnStar, and we’ll be asking him what his company will be doing to catch up to the likes of Ford’s SYNC. As usual, you can count on us to take a deep dive into the latest automotive news. John McElroy’s in studio with Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist and Chrissie Thompson… [[Continue reading]]
Peter Hofbauer of EcoMotors on Autoline After Hours Tonight!
This week we welcome Peter Hofbauer, a former diesel-engine designer at Volkswagen who’s now the Founder, Chairman and Chief Technical Officer of EcoMotors, the company that’s developing a revolutionary opposed-piston engine. We’ll be talking all about the future of the ICE and what his company’s new powerplant can offer the auto industry as it shoots to deliver better fuel economy. … [[Continue reading]]
What Happens When Malibu Meets Train
Somewhere, in the middle of a vast prairie, a factory sits churning out award winning cars in ’round the clock shifts by happy employees.
The seventh-generation Chevy Malibu is a popular little mid-sized sedan and is sent from this spot… [[Continue reading]]
It’s Like This, GM. When Did Bad News Become a PR Machine?
Today I realized that on a productive day (meaning I am researching, reading and learning and not on Facebook), that I will have at least 3 tabs open in FireFox that are either bad or leaning towards bad news regarding GM. If you were to look at my Delicious account you would see that when I have been bothered to tag what I save, GM is not just a tag… [[Continue reading]]
GM & Chrysler Buyouts For Employees Decrease: Leaving Was Worth More Last Year
GM and Chrysler have decided to offer hourly employees buyouts to leave the companies and decrease their expenses again. That really isn’t that shocking considering that the companies are desperately trying to pare down expenses in order to meet the terms of a bailout for the industry but there are a couple of interesting points about this round of buyouts that are interesting:
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State of the Independent EV: Buddy Can You Spare a Ni-MH
Recently I “overheard” someone say that if a small company like Tesla could make it, what the hell is wrong with GM and Ford?
Oh boy. We should probably all be very grateful that is not the case.
The contemporary electric car is such a lovely romantic idea and I am not one to knock the dreamers but at the rate that the independent electric car makers are… [[Continue reading]]
