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0BMW confirms fall launch for U.S. diesels, racing to beat Mercedes 1208823540
Back in January BMW made the big announcement that it would finally introduce modern clean diesel engines to the U.S. market. At the time the Bavarian manufacturer told us that the new 335d and X5 xDrive35d would be launched by later in 2008 without getting any more specific than that. A blog ...
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$50 million in clean diesel grants up for grabs from EPA 1207484220
Back in March, the EPA announced a grant of $5 million for midwest clean diesel projects. One of you called that a "token effort." Fair enough. What do you say to almost $50 million? That's the amount that the EPA announced it will spend on clean diesel research, especially on "school or transit ...
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Daimler figures diesels could make up 20 percent of its U.S. sales 1206032940
Daimler chairman Dieter Zetsche is bullish on the adoption of diesel in the United States. At the ECO:nomics conference, Zetsche told the Wall Street Journal that Daimler is very happy with its diesel accomplishments over the last two years (see video below the fold). According to Zetsche, in the ...
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EPA to Award $5 Million for Midwest Clean-Diesel Projects 1205615460
The EPA's Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative has got some money for you. Well, if you're involved in finding ways to reduce emissions produced by diesel engines, it does. Since diesel engines are found in so many applications, it's nice to see that the EPA will consider ways to clean up not only buses ...
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VIDEO: MotorWeek reviews Mercedes Benz's clean diesel SUV 1205536320
Late 2008, Mercedes Benz will clean up its diesel GL, ML, R class SUVs with Bluetec, making them 50-state legal. MotorWeek kicked the tires on the GL320 CDI (see video below the fold) and they seemed to like it. The diesel version of the GL ($54,225) will be $2,500 cheaper (yes, cheaper) than the ...
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It's not your father's Oldsmobile diesel: checking out modern oil-burners 1197645600
2007 BMW 535dIn the U.S. market, drivers who were around in the early eighties might still have some bad memories of noisy, smoky, slow diesel engines. In more recent years - aside from heavy duty pickup trucks - relatively few diesels have been available to American buyers. With gas prices on the ...

