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How do you turn Michigan’s economic frown – pulled taut by two of the Big Three with billions in government IOUs and the country’s highest unemployment rate– upside down? Easy, just say: “200 mph, hydrogen-powered mag-lev train.” – Read More
Mars Attacks?
The same primary subcontractor to Boeing for the Apollo lunar rover was General Motors, the same company that is trying to get rid of its Hummer brand. The rover weighed 460 lb. In a forthcoming experiment on the impact of man on mars, they'll be rolling in a 15,000 lb. armored Humvee. – Read More
Did We Mention Innovation?
Although BMW board chairman Norbert Reithofer was loathe to predict 2009 sales during a recent presentation (“2009 will be a transitional year for which we cannot yet make any reliable forecasts.”) it seems that the people doing the press releases for the vehicle manufacturer are certain that BMW is nothing if not innovative and a builder of innovative products. – Read More
Cockpit Seat Driver
One rule of thumb for self-appointed driving instructors: avoid runways. A man attempting to teach his girlfriend how (not) to drive crossed the runway at the Legazpi airport in central Philippines, just as a Cebu Pacific airlines plane carrying 80 passengers was about to land.
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Nightmare Cruise
Just when Detroit thought it had been dissed enough, comes word that the Woodward Dream Cruise, the annual summer event that pays homage to the carburetor, gasoline and muscle cars via a parade of gas-guzzlers up and downed the famed Avenue, will not actually travel into Motown. – Read More
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