Green cars take the slow lane

Lem Bingley
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General Motors is working on greener cars powered by diesel-electric powerplants, but is taking a cautious route to market

Like many other industries, the car business is currently grappling with the need to be more green. The impetus for change is coming from the usual twin-pronged cattleprod of legislation and market forces....

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