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- NYSE Short Interest: Investors Turn Against Finance And Auto Stocks
- Lakeville High grad dies in auto accident
- Oahu’s auto thefts declining
- China starts auto parts program for circular economy_Auto–China…
- Auto Shops Baffled By Recent Thefts
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SportingNews.com – Mar 22, 2008
– Kyle Busch’s loss was Scott Wimmer’s gain. Busch dominated Saturday’s Pepsi 300 at Nashville Superspeedway but lost control of his No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota off Turn 4 after leading 125 of the first 162 laps. That handed the lead to Richard Childress Racing’s Clint Bowyer but RCR teammate Wimmer passed Bowyer for the lead with 20 laps to go to notch his first win in nearly five years. Wimmer is also the first non-Sprint Cup driver to win a Nationwide race this season and the first since Jason Leffler won at O’Reilly Raceway Park last July. “Stepping down and running a partial schedule in the Nationwide Series is not what I want to be doing but those are the cards that are dealt to me right now” Wimmer said.
Saleen S5S Raptor – New York Auto Show – A Supercar that Creams on…
New York Times – Mar 22, 2008
What they said: More like “screamed. ” The Raptor’s unveiling was accompanied by a shrieking-bird sound effect that recalled the signature eagle call from “The Colbert Report. ” Chris Theodore who helped birth the.
NYSE Short Interest: Investors Turn Against Finance And Auto Stocks
MarketWatch – Mar 22, 2008
The figures compare to February 29. Car stocks were hit especially hard. Shares short in Ford (NYSE: F) moved up 20.
Lakeville High grad dies in auto accident
mlive.com – Mar 22, 2008
open(urlwinnameoptions) newwin. A police dispatcher in Murfreesboro said the fatal accident occurred at 11:48 p. Monday when the vehicle driven by Cole T. Andre struck a brick mailbox and overturned.
Oahu’s auto thefts declining
Honolulu Star-Bulletin – Mar 22, 2008
In 2006 police opened 6289 auto-theft cases. The bulk of cases last year those reported on weekdays to Honolulu police came to 3296 a review shows. James Strickland head of the Police Department’s auto-theft detail said night and weekend cases have yet to be compiled.
China starts auto parts program for circular economy_Auto–China…
China Economic Net – Mar 22, 2008
h3 { FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-JUSTIFY: inter-ideograph; FONT-SIZE: 16pt; MARGIN: 13pt 0cm; LINE-HEIGHT: 173%; TEXT-ALIGN: justify}DIV. union { FONT-SIZE: 14px; LINE-HEIGHT: 18px}DIV. union TD { FONT-SIZE: 14px; LINE-HEIGHT: 18px}China Friday started a pilot program to recover discarded auto parts as part of its efforts to achieve circular economy. The National Development and Reform Commission Friday signed with three auto makers and 11 parts manufacturers letters of commitment on the pilot auto parts recovery program. Xie Zhenhua deputy head of the nation’s top economic planner said at the program’s opening ceremony that China annually scrapped more than three million motor vehicles and that to make good use of renewable resources in the scrapped vehicles was a major task for the country’s auto industry in order to achieve sustainable development. According to Dong Yang an expert on auto parts recovery with the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers China produced 8. 88 million motor vehicles last year.
Auto Shops Baffled By Recent Thefts
KCRG – Mar 22, 2008
us » 4 Comments Related Content. Chad Albert at Albert Auto says the only ways to find what thieves stole is by looking underneath a vehicle or by starting the engine. “It bellowed and sounded like a race car. You know something was missing you crawl underneath and obviously they chopped them out the converters out of them” said Albert. Unless you’re under your car as much as Chad Albert is you probably haven’t seen your catalytic converter.
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