Washington Auto Show video: Jim Press talks about the difference between US and Japan
Filed under: Hybrid, Chrysler, Dodge, Toyota, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, Legislation and Policy, Japan, USA, Washington DC Auto Show
At the Washington Auto Show, Jim Press (the guy who famously left Toyota for Chrysler) said the Japanese government worked closely with corporations, like Toyota, for the betterment of society. Jim said he is excited to work with Cerberus, the private owners of Chrysler, to contribute to society as well. In the U.S., Press said, things like the Alliance of Auto Manufactures and the new CAFE standard lead to great results, e.g., the Dodge Durango HEMI Hybrid. Do you have questions about Chrysler's HEMI hybrid? The Washington Auto Show has two days left and I will ask your questions when I head back there. Post your questions in comments now.
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1-25-2008 @ 4:41PM
TDI_Driver said...
When will Chrysler officially allow the use of certifed B20 bio-diesel in their American vehicles?
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