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AutoblogGreen for 10.06.08
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Yikes, isn't $465,000 a little much to pay for an EV1? But that's the amount that it seems someone paid for a 1998 model in British Columbia recently. That's just nuts. It's $465,000 Canadian, but still. We'll save our pennies for the B0 (B Zero) or the Nuvu, thank you.
- Did a used EV1 really just sell for $465,000?
- Ferraris greener than Priuses? Statistics to the rescue again!
- Spoiler Alert: 10th Petit Le Mans is over, the first Green Challenge winner is...
- Inaugural VW Jetta TDI cup goes to Josh Hurley
- Auto industry responses to the bailout bill; what do you think?
- Third-gen Prius to be sportier?
- Jetta TDI proving more popular than VW planned
- MOPAR fan converts Plymouth Duster to electric
- Senate passes plug-in tax credits in Wall Street bailout bill
- VIDEO: Danny's Contentment talks Nuvu with Mia
- Paris 2008: Pininfarina and Bolloré debut the B0 (B Zero) production electric car
- Paris 2008: Video of Saab 9-X Air and designer Mark Adams
- Paris 2008: smart shows off its second-gen ED
- Paris 2008: Venturi Eclectic, the production version
- Paris 2008: Peugeot RC HYmotion4
- Paris 2008: Wallyscar to make electric Jeep-like vehicle
- Paris 2008: Peugeot Prologue HYmotion4 diesel hybrid
- Paris 2008: Land Rover Freelander 2 TD4_e
More headlines after the jump.
- Renault to launch Fluence sedan in 2009, electric version in 2011
- Economic realities push alternatives back in favor of more efficient gas engines
- Audi Mileage Marathon kicks off in New York Monday morning
- EDF calls for 90 percent reduction in NYC school bus soot pollution
- Peugeot unleashes 118 mpg HYmotion3 Compressor Concept
- Honda: U.K. drivers think hybrids are too expensive
- VIDEO: Live reveal of Honda Insight and a new company blog
- Today is AFV (alternative fuel vehicle) day
- Richard Branson to start Virgin Climate Change? Not exactly
- Glamor post of the week: BMW to become the "ecomobility" solution for the Rome Film Festival
- In India, Hero Honda believes high fuel prices may be a blessing
- Maxwell will bring BOOSTCAP line to public transportation expo
- Citroën C5 Airdream: a large sedan under 140 g/km of CO2
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