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Australian AEB Mandate Closer to Reality

Source: Practical Motoring post CANBERRA, Australia – Brand-new Australian vehicles may soon be required to have autonomous emergency braking (AEB) as a standard feature. The Australian Federal Government will soon close applications for public comment on the proposal that it…

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Encore GX – Not Your Doctor’s Buick

CHATHAM, Mass. – In the historic General Motors hierarchy, Buick was the “near luxury” brand: large cars with distinctive “portholes” on the front fenders often portrayed as the choice conveyance of America’s doctors who would ride the country roads visiting…

TRW CV Brake-Pad Lineup in Australia

Source: Dieselnews.com.au post BLACKTOWN, Australia – Available through ZF Services Australia, the TRW brake-pad line up sets a new standard for commercial vehicle braking, with an expert range transforming the premium end of the replacement aftermarket. With a reputation earned…

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Waupaca Foundry Wins Sustainability Award

Source: Waupaca announcement WAUPACA, Wisc. — Waupaca Foundry, Inc., a Hitachi Metals group company, is the winner of the 2020 Green Foundry Sustainability Award presented by the America Foundry Society (AFS). The iron casting component supplier was honored for outstanding…

GM recently had Chevy Bolt sedans climb Mt. Washtington demonstrating regenerative braking capabilities

Chevrolet Juices up Bolt for 2020

CHATHAM, Mass. – Chevrolet provided prospective buyers of the 2020 Bolt battery electric vehicle (BEV or EV) with the best news an EV buyer could hear: a 21-mile increase in driving range – to 259 miles between charges – when…

GM will soon begin notifying owners of the C8 Corvette and other models about an electronic brake boost recall

Brake-by-Wire Consumer Primer

Source: Road & Track post Brake-by-wire systems are becoming increasingly common for a variety of reasons. These systems are particularly useful in hybrids and EVs, where they allow the brake pedal to control both regenerative and friction braking, but even…

Braking down to the wire

Source: The following article about brake-by-wire systems which operate electronically/electrically rather than mechanically was posted by Deaglán Ó Meachair on BrakeBetter.com. In this post, we shall spend some time exploring the topic of brake by wire, and look at the…

Subaru Continues to Build on its Legacy

Chatham, Mass. – Built on the global platform supporting virtually the entire Subaru product lineup, the all-new for 2020 fourth-generation Legacy, whether in sedan or station wagon form, continues its tradition of offering a solid, safe, reliable, economical all-weather package.…

All-new 2021 Kia Sorento features ADAS

Kia Unveils New for 2021 Sorento Filled with ADAS

IRVINE, Calif. – The all-new 2021 Kia Sorento, which sets fuel-economy benchmarks for mid-size sport utility vehicles (SUV) and does on sale in the U.S. later this year, features an impressive list of standard or available advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS)…

Positive Train Control (PTC), which was implemented ahead of schedule, will help prevent crashes like this 2017 Amtrak derailment in Dupont, Wash.

PTC Nears Full Legal Implementation

Source: Washington Post post WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. railroads are on track to meet a December deadline to implement an automatic braking system – Positive Train Control (PTC) –  that could prevent catastrophic collisions and derailments caused by speeding, the…

BMW 228i is a Compact Driving Machine

CHATHAM, Mass. – The iconic BMW 2002 is credited with forging the sport sedan genre in 1968 by marrying sporting driving abilities to a roomy two-door sedan/coupe body. And the Bavarian automaker has been expanding and refining the concept ever…