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Clouds Can't Curb Cruise's Enthusiasmby Ed Garsten
August 22, 2010 6:25 PM Oh, so it rained a bit during this weekend's Woodward Dream Cruise. What's a few drops between hundreds of thousands of hot ride happy, car-crazy enthusiasts and owners from around the country and beyond. The annual come-as-you-car party down the main drag from just north of Detroit's city limits to the suburbs was its usual passion on parade. Chrysler Group LLC took up residence in its usual spot on Woodward in a Royal Oak, Michigan shopping center showcasing everything from Vipers and Chargers to the coming...
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Series Continues: The Off-Road Technology Behind the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokeeby Paul Cirenese
June 24, 2010 9:37 AM
Phil Jansen of vehicle engineering describes some of the great off-roading features and the supporting technology in the all-new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee. |
Behind the Scenes: Developing the Next NASCAR Nationwide Carby Betty Newman
June 14, 2010 1:44 PM
The wind tunnel is the best place to test a vehicle's aerodynamics without running on a race track. That goes double when it comes to developing a new race car. Check out this rare, behind-the-scenes look as Dodge Motorsports and Penske Racing team up to develop Brad Keselowski's #22 NASCAR Nationwide Series Dodge Challenger R/T. |
Replacing the Transport Fleet Brings Savings, Optimismby Blog Editor
May 27, 2010 2:50 PM
One mpg doesn’t sound like a whole lot on its own. But when you consider a 324-truck fleet traveling hundreds of thousands of miles every year, one mpg improvement per truck adds up – in both fuel and environmental costs. Chrysler Group LLC is considering those costs closely as it works to replace its entire Transport fleet trucks. The trucks deliver parts from suppliers—mostly from the company’s stamping and powertrain plants, but also from some outside suppliers—to Manufacturing’s assembly plants and Mopar®’s parts distribution centers. The group operates terminals in Detroit, Toledo, Ohio, and Windsor, Ontario. The savings to... |
PODCAST: Learning About LEEDby Scott Anderson
March 19, 2010 12:27 PM
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When people use the word unique, they usually don’t mean unprecedented or one-of-a-kind, but instead something that’s relatively out of the ordinary. But Chrysler Group LLC is announcing something truly unique today. The company’s Trenton South Engine Plant has achieved Gold LEED certification. LEED stands for or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and is the standard for what constitutes a green building. Administered by the United States Green Building Council, LEED strictly measures energy consumption, emissions, water use, building design/construction and materials. What is unique about this is the fact that Trenton South is one of only four auto manufacturing... |
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