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VIDEO: Chevy Volt model undergoing wind-tunnel testing at the GM Tech Center {Autoblog Green}
Apr 7th 2008 2:44PM Unless you are driving a Tesla.
VIDEO: Chevy Volt model undergoing wind-tunnel testing at the GM Tech Center {Autoblog Green}
Apr 7th 2008 2:44PM Yes, I know that's not a GM commercial. But GM should have insisted on some control of the presentation in return for the favor of showing the wind tunnel test, etc. Americans care most about performance. GM now makes a 505 horsepower V8 Corvette that can't outrun a Nissan GT-R. Brilliant. As for you future electric car buyers, stay the hell on the shoulder of the road.
VIDEO: Chevy Volt model undergoing wind-tunnel testing at the GM Tech Center {Autoblog Green}
Apr 7th 2008 2:39PM Note to GM marketing. Get a clue. Showing video of an electric car going 5 miles an hour is a loser. Show the SOB tearing along in a blur. Freakin' dumbbells, no wonder you are being run out of business by the Japanese.
Bertinelli -- Forget Jenny, Pass the Popovers! {TMZ}
Apr 4th 2008 1:50AM I followed a link here. I want my 3 minutes back.
Cramer on BloggingStocks: The cut has changed the market {BloggingStocks}
Sep 19th 2007 12:22PM To the naysayers: Maybe you are right, but it doesn't matter now. Quit whining and adjust to the new reality. Your job is to profit as best you can from whatever conditions exist at the time. If you can't profit, cut your losses and wait for better times. When a driver runs a stop sign and comes at you, don't waste time griping that he should have stopped, lessen the impending impact or avoid it as best you can. Act in your own self-interest, and stop worrying about everybody else. This isn't a zero sum game.
Will Ben Bernanke's speech live up to the hype? {BloggingStocks}
Aug 30th 2007 4:46PM "Maybe we should close the NYSE for a couple of months, seize and nationalize all banks and lending institutions, and simply permit Dr. Bernanke and the 12 Fed governors to liquify the markets."
Maybe we should just appoint you Mussolini and see if you can make the trains run on time.
Stocks plunge before finding footing -- experts urge calm {BloggingStocks}
Aug 10th 2007 2:09PM Jay Freese,
Your comment is an over-simplification and indicates you have no understanding of mortgages, interest rates, or the stock market.
