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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
What Comes First, The Car Or The Buyer?
What Comes First, The Car Or The Buyer?: New fuel efficiency regulations will cost $157 billion to implement, auto regulators say, but that's also how much in gas savings car buyers will see through 2025, as long as the rules are effective. The new standards, under Corporate Average Fuel Economy regulations, require automakers' lineups to have an average gas mileage of 35.5 mpg ...
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We Have Been Fighting the Wrong Competitor
We Have Been Fighting the Wrong Competitor Becky Reed — Featured Speaker at NCOFCU 2026 We are pleased to...
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WASHINGTON—Reps. Janelle Bynum (D-OR) and Young Kim (R-CA) introduced bipartisan legislation Thursday that would significantly broaden the i...
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(1) Doing too much This is a classic mistake many marketers make. Most marketers are over-achievers and want to do it all. Eventually th...
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