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    Customized truck bumpers are an excellent way to improve the overall value and use of your truck. They better shield your truck's front end and give you a foundation for additional customizations and functionality. They also give you an opportunity to further enhance the visual appeal of your truck. Modern truck bumpers are not just bumpers, they're a perfect way for you to achieve the distinct and personal truck you wanted. These aftermarket bumpers are common among emergency vehicles and law

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    For most people that meet me, they think my brain only has two settings: videogames or hot rods. In their defense, those are the only things I talk about. Surprisingly, I do have other hobbies. For example, I volunteer at a historical landmark every October for the entire month. I also enjoy photography, and can fake a mean looking black eye with a single makeup palette. Though, most people associate me with cars. I’m an automotive technology major, so it makes sense. For as long as I can remember

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    Google Car Case

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    Google Car: In the paper, the point of view will be Google’s. Questions that will be answered in the paper including but not limited to the economical and technical viability for Google to produce Google car in a large scale, reasons that Google will succeed or fail, the best strategy for Google to adopt. For the industry analysis, Porter’s five forces (Appendix 1) will be used to explore the environment of the automobile industry and if Google will be able to enter the industry and produce automobiles

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    Chevy and ford are two major car brands and their are many people who like and dislike one another. It’s just the way it is because we can’t say one is better than the other Chevy and ford are alike because they could make trucks, cars, and s.u.v. chevy and ford trucks are both are very powerful and they are used for working even for hauling heavy equipment around. They also have two cars which are very popular and they are the camaro and the mustang they are two of the fastest cars they

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    General Motors is now known as the culture that stopped acknowledging problems. Employees knew there was a problem but problems were not acceptable. They were ignored. Employees were faced with getting fired if they discuss safety or quality issues. In fact some of GM’s employees knew that the recall of 2.6 million vehicles was for an ignition switch defect. The recall resulted in 13 people losing their lives. Several committee groups reviewed the issue and failed to take action. Later an investigation

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    CEO of GM and the first woman to run a major automaker. Two weeks later, the new CEO becomes aware of the ignition switch defect and starts damage control. Finally, after over 10 years of finding the initial defect, GM issues a recall 2005-2007 Chevrolet Cobalt’s and 2007 Pontiac G5s. In March 2014, GM recalls 1.55 million vans, sedans and sport utility vehicles (Basu, 2014). In April 2014, General Motor hires Kenneth Feinberg, an attorney specializing in corporate payouts, as a consultant "to explore

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    Maseratis. Porsches. Teslas. Many high end cars roam the streets on a daily basis. Cars are a major expense and luxury for adults presently. For many, these cars are symbolic of their success in achieving their American Dream having money. The American Dream during the ‘roaring ‘20s’ is a major topic in the story The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The troubles Tom and Daisy Buchanan, an upper class couple, are experiencing lead the narrator, Nick Carraway, into many sticky situations. Soon

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    Chevrolet Research Paper

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    About Chevrolet Chevrolet, the American automobile maker, which is a division of General Motors (GM) is amongst the most iconic vehicle makers in the world. Founded back in 1911, by Louis Chevrolet, the company, which is often referred to as Chevy, has a reputation of its own and a huge fan following. But, there are some interesting things that probably don’t know about Chevrolet. So, here we present 30 things you didn't know about Chevrolet. 1. The co-founder of Chevrolet, Louis Chevrolet was born

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    Opel AU case study Essay

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    ASSESSMENT 3A: Critical Evaluation Report Decision Making Exercise 3 Introduction Founded in Rüsselsheim in 1862, Opel is one of the most technologically advanced vehicle brand in Europe which has a long and rich history. However, after 11 months of effort proved unprofitable, Opel declared to exit Australian market with lower than 10% of the sales target reached(Spinks 2013). This essay aims to give a objective evaluation of Opel’s business activities. To achieve the target, this essay will

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    Overview of the Decision: In 2012, Suzuki faced the question of whether or not to continue selling automobiles in the United States. This decision could not have been an easy one. Doubtless it took many days of weighing the pros and cons, looking at data, consulting experts to come to the ultimate decision to discontinue selling new automobiles in the United States. The ultimate decision was a good decision based on many facts about the state of Suzuki in the US. The amount of Suzuki vehicles

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