Mercedes, BMW, and the once-despised Detroit Pistons

James B. Treece is industry editor for Automotive News

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James B. Treece

October 30, 2012 05:00 AM

A report in today's USA Today says automakers are using new technologies to reduce the number of gas guzzlers on the road.

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