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DODGE SECOND-HAND PARTS AND ACCESSORIES MARKET CLEARS MORE THAN $4M LAST MONTH

With spy shots of the forthcoming Dodge Challenger coming from our own photographers and leaking onto the Web, it was time to check on the state of the Dodge parts and accessories online market. Since the Dodge badge encompasses everything from trucks to muscle cars to turbocharged compact cars, our...
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SPY PHOTOS—PRE-PRODUCTION DODGE CHALLENGER CAUGHT ON THE HIGHWAY

From the shooters at Brenda Priddy & Co.: A Hemi V8 was no challenge for our photographer, as he was still able to snag a great shot of the upcoming Dodge Challenger on a fast-moving highway. And even though the pre-production Challenger was wearing a bit of vinyl, one can easily tell that the...
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FEDS FOLLOW CALIFORNIA LEAD TO REGULATE VOCS FROM AEROSOL SPRAY PAINTS

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to regulate emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from aerosol cans, such as spray paints, primers and clear coatings. The EPA's proposal is similar to standards already established by California and subsequently adopted by Washington and...
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SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED ON ILLEGAL EMISSIONS CONTROL "DEFEAT DEVICES"

The Department of Justice and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) settled a case with a company that had been accused of selling electronic devices that allowed cars to emit excessive levels of pollution in violation of the Clean Air Act. The products are known as oxygen sensor simulators (O2...
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NHTSA AMENDS TPMS RULE REGARDING MALFUNCTION WARNINGS

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (TPMS) resolved certain technical issues on how the malfunction indicator light (MIL) is to flash when there is a problem. Under the original TPMS rule, when the MIL is combined with the low tire-pressure lamp into a single unit, it is to flash for...