FMCG-style product labelling on cards for cars
The government wants car marques to carry information on their running costs in brand communications so consumers can see which models are better for the environment.
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With B-Class F-Cell, Mercedes rolls out an impressive steppingstone
The electric, hydrogen-powered subcompact has all the advantages of the gas-gulping version, including luxury and a quiet ride. In the U.S., it’s available only in Los Angeles. The only Mercedes hatchback on the U.S. market, the 2011 B-Class F-Cell, wouldn’t be recognizable as a Benz if it weren’t for its premium badge.
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The View From Planet Kerth: ‘Sometimes an accident is just an accident’
While pushing my wife’s wheelchair the other day on our daily roll-n-stroll, we were crossing the street at a four-way-stop corner when a car came through the intersection and hit us. The car wasn’t traveling too fast — just as fast as a car can go when it stops at the sign, waits for you to enter the crosswalk, and then accelerates to occupy the same space that you’re rolling in.
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