Electric Car New York

Read more: www.greencarreports.com At the 2011 New York auto show, General Motors pulled the wraps off what it says is Chevrolet’s first global mid-size sedan, the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu. And while the Malibu is a completely new car, with significant upgrades in safety and technology features, the true draw for those interested in making a green, informed, responsible choice is the new 2013 Chevrolet Malibu Eco. The Malibu Eco will be the first Chevrolet to get eAssist, a system that’s based on what GM had previously called a mild-hybrid system but is now calling “light electrification technology.” In any event, the Malibu Eco’s fuel economy ratings are stellar—and class-leading—at 26 mpg city, 38 highway. Visit High Gear Media sites today: Industry leading car reviews and shopping tools www.thecarconnection.com Luxury and performance cars: www.motorauthority.com Green and electric cars: www.greencarreports.com www.allcarselectric.com Family cars: www.familycarguide.com Cars and social media: www.socialcarnews.com

Purchase at — www.greenfrog.com Here is the sequel to one of Green Frog’s most popular videos. This two disc set is a continuation of Volume 1 starting in the summer of 1963. The transition to the Cigar Band Herald is quite evident. New jumbo Hi-Cube cars appear (for the auto industry) as well as piggyback service with highway trailers on flat cars. You’ll see action on the Toledo Division, the Electric Division, between New York’s Grand Central Station and Harman, as well as other locations. Also covered are the RDC Jet Trials, where jet aircraft engines are mounted on an RDC car! Mixed in with all this action is the continuing regular freight and passenger fleets, mile long trains of new auto loadings, as well as new second generation motive power. We finally arrive at the Penn-Central merger. We’ll see a few early views of merged power equipment, not yet revealing the demise of the mighty water level route. Approx. Running Time-2 Hours 45 Minutes

For full review, visit: www.autoguide.com The RC in Nissan Leaf NISMO RC stands for “Race Competition.” It is not a RadioShack product. And the electric Leaf has been fettled by Nissan’s motorsport division NISMO to do battle on the track.