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- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
- 2013 Chevrolet Spark: First Drive
2013 Chevrolet Spark
Who's Going To Hear Chevy's Sub-Sonic Statement? The annals of "Hey you kids, get off my lawn!" took an interesting turn in 2005, when a British inventor developed The Mosquito, an ultrasonic alarm that can only be heard by teenagers. Deployed by convenience stores, property managers and even municipal governments, the device emits sound waves at frequencies high enough that most adult ears are no longer sensitive enough to perceive them. Young people, however, having yet to suffer the effects of presbycusis, hear the loud screeching and thus, scram. Like every other marketer on the ... Read More
Vital Stats
- Engine:
- 1.2L I4
- Power:
- 84 HP / 83 LB-FT
- Transmission:
- 4-Speed Auto
- MSRP:
- $13,920 (base)
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0Official: Chevy to unveil updated Spark, Malibu diesel and Orlando Turbo in Paris 1346251500
The Chevrolet Trax will be joined at the Paris Motor Show by four other Chevrolet reveals on their ways to the European market. The S2013 Spark get styling updates inside and out, starting with a nipped-and-tucked front fascia and headlight covers, moving on to new 14- and 15-inch wheels, and ending out back wth a new placement for third brake light to ...
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First Drive: 2013 Chevrolet Spark 1344355020
Who's Going To Hear Chevy's Sub-Sonic Statement? The annals of "Hey you kids, get off my lawn!" took an interesting turn in 2005, when a British inventor developed The Mosquito, an ultrasonic alarm that can only be heard by teenagers. Deployed by convenience stores, property managers and even municipal governments, the device emits sound waves at ...
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2013 Chevrolet Spark gets EPA rating of 32/38 MPG 1343173680
Chevrolet can't be too happy with the EPA numbers for its tiny Spark. Equipped with the 1.2-liter engine and five-speed manual, the smallest Chevy in history gets 32 miles per gallon in the city, 38 on the highway for a combined EPA number of 34 mpg. Not bad, but not what we and, presumably, Chevy, were hoping for. Add the optional automatic transmission, ...
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Report: 2013 Chevrolet Spark gets EPA rating of 32/38 MPG 1343161680
Chevrolet can't be too happy with the EPA numbers for its tiny Spark. Equipped with the 1.2-liter engine and five-speed manual, the smallest Chevy in history gets 32 miles per gallon in the city, 38 on the highway for a combined EPA number of 34 mpg. Not bad, but not what we and, presumably, Chevy, were hoping for. Add the optional automatic transmission, ...
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A123 running perilously low on cash 1341942900
According to a report from Reuters, lithium ion battery maker A123 Systems is dangerously low on cash. The company filed a report just before the weekend with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicating that it "expects to have approximately four to five months of cash to support its ongoing operations." The company says it spends between $18 ...
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These electric vehicles aren't really, real; just California compliance EVs 1336175160
California may be the Golden State, but when it comes to the upcoming debuts of a number of battery-electric vehicles, prospective buyers may want to associate the most populous U.S. state with the color red. As in herring. That's the conclusion of Green Car Reports in its evaluation of a number of EVs set to launch within the next year or two. With ...
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Followup: GM battery lab explosion cost could reach $5M 1334773740
Last week, a fire broke out at the General Motors Technical Center battery research lab in Warren, Michigan. General Motors has since said the fire was caused by a battery that was being tested under "extreme stress." Engineers were trying to get the pack to fail, which it did, but not to ignite, which it also did when gases leaked out and somehow caught ...
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GM battery lab explosion cost could reach $5M 1334764140
Last week, a fire broke out at the General Motors Technical Center battery research lab in Warren, Michigan. General Motors has since said the fire was caused by a battery that was being tested under "extreme stress." Engineers were trying to get the pack to fail, which it did, but not to ignite, which it also did when gases leaked out and somehow caught ...
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Followup: Five people hurt in GM lab explosion, A123 battery reportedly responsible 1334242680
More details are filtering in about yesterday's explosion at the General Motors Technical Center battery research lab in Warren, Michigan. First, the number of people injured has climbed to five, with one taken to the hospital and four treated at the scene. The local deputy fire chief said none of the injuries were life-threatening. The fire department ...
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GM lab explosion update: A123 battery reportedly responsible, five people hurt 1334239560
More details are filtering in about yesterday's explosion at the General Motors Technical Center battery research lab in Warren, MI. First, the number of people injured has climbed to five, with one taken to the hospital and four treated at the scene. The local deputy fire chief said none of the injuries were life-threatening. The fire department also ...
