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When people talk about excit-ing cars or trucks, the phrase“hot wheels” might be used. Well,GMC has a concept vehicle thathas “hot” treads.The 2018 GMC Sierra 2500HD

All Mountain concept, a one-of-a-kind snow-climbing machine, de-buted last week at Vail Mountain.The Sierra All Mountain concepttakes GMC’s signature designand “engineering excellence” tonew heights, adding tank-liketracks that help it navigaterugged, snow-covered terrain,

said GMC spokeswoman JennieEcclestone.Built on a GMC Sierra 2500HD

Denali 4WD Crew Cab platform,the epitome of GMC’s strengthand design, the All Mountain con-cept stands ready to tackle steepslopes and extreme weather con-ditions.It combines the power of the

6.6L turbo-diesel V8 engine andfirst-class interior appointmentsof the Sierra 2500HD Denali andadds enhanced capability andfeatures through concept Mat-

tracks technology and GMCAccessories.“With GMC’s focus on premium

capability and design, we wantedto ensure that this concept tookthese signature attributes to anentirely new level,” said CarlZipfel, GMC exterior designer.“The Sierra All Mountain conceptMattracks technology enablesthe truck to conquer unchartedterritory while highlighting pre-mium interior features such as

GMC Debuts New ‘All Mountain’ Concept

Captain Nemo never had it sogood. And now, the Nautilus haslanded in America.The Lincoln Motor Company

last week at the Los Angeles Au-to Show introduced the new Lin-coln Nautilus, a midsize luxurySUV delivering a powerful tur-bocharged engine range and asuite of advanced technologiesdesigned to give drivers greaterconfidence on the road, said Lin-coln President Kumar Galhotra.Nautilus – the successor to

Lincoln MKX – joins the recentlyunveiled 2019 MKC, the elegantContinental, the new Navigator,and the stylish MKZ for a lineupof vehicles instantly recognizableas Lincoln, said Galhotra.“With the introduction of Nau-

tilus, Lincoln has a strong, dis-tinctive portfolio with a commonand recognizable identity,” saidGalhotra. “We’re excited to addNautilus to our Lincoln family ofluxury SUVs, along with a newname that better reflects the

ideas and attitudes of ourclients.”Lincoln’s midsize SUV contin-

ues to attract new clients to thebrand, Galhotra said, with a con-quest rate of nearly 40 percent.New clients are crossing over toLincoln from Cadillac, Lexus andmore.Sales continue to be strong,

and the vehicle is on track to de-liver its best sales year since its

Lincoln’s New Nautilus Debuts at L.A. Show

Well, it’s finally here. FiatChrysler unveiled the 2018 JeepWrangler last week at the Los An-geles Auto Show.The new 2018 Jeep Wrangler,

said Mike Manley, head of JeepBrand – FCA Global, builds onits legendary history with an un-matched combination of off-roadcapability, authentic Jeep design,open-air freedom, advanced fuel-efficient powertrains, superioron- and off-road dynamics, and ahost of innovative safety and ad-vanced technology features.

“Jeep has always representedthe ultimate in capability andopen-air freedom, and ourall-new 2018 Wrangler protectsthat important legacy andtakes it into the future,” saidManley.

“The all-new Wrangler isinstantly recognizable as a Jeep,staying true to the original, yetit is better in every way – deliver-ing even more rugged capability,more ride comfort, more fuelefficiency courtesy of severaladvanced powertrain options,

more interior comfort, moresafety and more technology.”The 2018 Jeep Wrangler 2-door

model is available in three differenttrim configurations: Sport, Sport Sand Rubicon. Wrangler 4-doormodels are available in four differ-ent trim configurations: Sport,Sport S, Sahara and Rubicon.It delivers legendary off-road

capability courtesy of two ad-vanced 4x4 systems, and for thefirst time in Wrangler’s history, a

Jeep Wrangler Steps Up Open-Air Freedom

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Reuss unveils the 2019 Corvette ZR1 coupe, left, and convertible at the L.A. Auto Show last week.

Breaking the barrier forwomen in the auto industry,Mary Barra has been named the2018 Motor Trend “Person of theYear.”The magazine’s editors say

Barra, chairman and CEO ofGeneral Motors Company, ismaking leaps and bounds asshe strives to make changes intoday’s automotive industry.Jumping from last year’s No. 11

spot to No. 1 for 2018, Barra hassome kind words printed abouther in Motor Trend.The magazine states that, as

GM’s chairman and CEO, Barra isexecuting the automaker’s plansto expand into electric vehiclesstarting with the Chevrolet Bolt(Motor Trend’s 2017 Car of theYear) and introducing at least 20new EVs by 2023; partnering withcompanies such as Lyft; and cre-ating GM’s own car-sharing serv-ice, Maven.The magazine’s editors said

that Barra also made manysmart business moves, up-dating the hot-selling SUVlineup, while dialing back pro-duction on slower-selling mod-

els rather than piling on incen-tives.Editors noted that she also

pushed forward financial restruc-turing, which elevated GM frombankruptcy to record net incomein one of the most successfulbusiness turnarounds of themodern age.Barra was elected chairman of

the GMBoard of Directors in Janu-ary of last year, and has served asCEO of GM since January of 2014.Under Barra’s leadership, edi-

tors noted that GM has focusedon strengthening its core busi-ness of great cars, trucks andcrossovers, while also workingto lead the transformation of per-sonal mobility through advancedtechnologies like connectivity,electrification, autonomous driv-ing and car sharing.Barra has also established a

strategic direction based on put-ting the customer at the centerof everything the company does,said Motor Trend editors.Prior to becoming CEO, Barra

served as executive vice president,

Barra Named Motor Trend’s2018 Person of the Year

Chevrolet dropped the top onthe 2019 Corvette ZR1 with theglobal introduction of the ZR1convertible – the first ZR1 drop-top since the original 1970 mod-el-year ZR1 – at last week’s LosAngeles Auto Show.On sale next spring alongside

the Corvette ZR1 coupe, the ZR1convertible shows off Corvette’siconic proportions and function-al sculpture, highlighting theseamless transition between theexterior and interior, said MarkReuss, executive vice president,Global Product Development,

Purchasing and Supply Chain.The ZR1 coupe will carry a

suggested retail price of$119,995, while the ZR1 convert-ible will start at $123,995 (pricesinclude destination charge, but

Reuss: ‘New ZR1 Convertible a Supercar’

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Snow-climbing 2018 GMC Sierra 2500HD All Mountain concept

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The problem of lead poisoningis something that affects manypeople across the Detroit area.That’s why the Warren Public

Library is sponsoring a specialsession on the subject, saidWarren librarian Jennifer Lund.On Monday, Dec. 4, at 6:30

p.m., Calebria Webb, an environ-mental assistant for the WayneCounty Department of Health,Veterans and Community Well-ness, will be at the DorothyBusch branch of the Warrenlibrary, 23333 Ryan Road, to dis-cuss how to prevent lead poison-ing.

The meeting will be held in theHilary Kutella Community Roomand is expected to last approxi-mately 90 minutes, Lund said.According to the Center for

Disease Control, at least four mil-lion households in the U.S. havechildren living in them who arebeing exposed to lead. The CDCstates that no safe blood leadlevel in children has been identi-fied. Lead exposure can affectnearly every system in the body.There are no obvious symptoms.Lund said space at the lecture

is limited. Call the library at 586-353-0580 to reserve a spot.

Who says there can’t be funand whimsy with luxury cars.Cadillac Racing had an incredi-

ble 2017 season, and now Cadil-lac House is becoming a destina-tion for all racing enthusiastswith its latest installation, “Vi-sionaire Racing,” which openedto the public Nov. 16.“Visionaire Racing” is the new,

interactive exhibition set up atThe Gallery at Cadillac House,said Cadillac spokesman CJSmith.The exhibit is based on 1980s

Japanese cult miniature 4WDmodel-making and racing compe-titions, and Visionaire brings itsown artistic and curatorial twistto the construction and the sportof miniature car racing, Smithsaid.In keeping with traditional

Mini Yonku racing, both noviceand professional racers, as wellas visitors to Cadillac House, areinvited to CONSTRUCT (car kitsare available for purchase), CRE-ATE (with an array of colorfulembellishments) and COMPETEon the East Coast’s largestMini4wd racing track.Traditionally, this international

phenomenon is about speed,along with personal expressionand style, Smith said. VisionaireRacing and Cadillac’s approachis focused on individuals’ cre-ativity in both racing and artisticexpression.Participants can decorate

their own Mini4WD race cars,taking inspiration from ArtistCars on display by Tom Sachs,Marilyn Minter, Virgil Abloh, Lau-rie Simmons, Nicola Formichetti,Will Cotton, Kristin Baker, HeronPreston, Liz Cohen, Ryan McNa-mara, Korakrit Arunanondchai,Justin Adian, Bill Powers, Mo-dem, Toland Grinnell, JonKessler, Van Neistat, Bob Rubin,Giacomo Di Mura and more.Last month, Cadillac held a pri-

vate event to celebrate CadillacRacing’s accomplishments, in-cluding the 2017 IMSA Weath-ertech Sportscar racing champi-onship and 2017 Pirelli WorldChallenge SprintX Champi-onship.Jordan Taylor of Cadillac Rac-

ing, winner of the 2017 IMSAWeather-Tech DPi driver champi-onship, and other members ofthe IMSA Weathertech Sportscarracing championship teams wererecognized by Cadillac execu-tives, including Johan de Nyss-chen (global president, Cadillac),Andrew Smith (director of de-sign, Cadillac) and BrandonVivien (executive chief engineer,Cadillac).Members of Cadillac’s Racing

teams, including Wayne TaylorRacing and Action Express, alongwith event guests, were the firstto build miniature race cars andcompete against each other onthe brand new Visionaire Racingmini racetrack.

Cadillac House Sets UpToy Track Just For Fun

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DETROIT (AP) – Black Fridaydeals and strong consumer con-fidence pushed some auto saleshigher in November despite wan-ing demand for post-hurricanereplacement vehicles.Some analysts initially predict-

ed that November sales woulddrop as post-hurricane salesslowed in Texas and Florida. ButBlack Friday promotions – whichbegan in early November – helpedlure buyers to dealerships.Fiat Chrysler was offering up

to $16,000 off its 300 sedan,while Hyundai was kicking$3,750 off the price of a Santa FeSUV. Car buying site KBB.comsaid automotive credit applica-tions rose 42 percent on BlackFriday compared to other Fri-days in November.Automakers were offering an

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U.S. consumer confidence,which was at its highest levelsince November 2000, accordingto the Conference Board.Car-buying site Edmunds.com

predicted November sales willrise 3.5 percent over last year to1.4 million vehicles.Here are other details about

November sales:• Sales dropped 4 percent forFiat Chrysler.

• Sales fell 3 percent for Gen-eral Motors Co.

• Sales jumped 7 percent atFord Motor Co. on strong de-mand for trucks and SUVs.

• Toyota sales fell 3 percenteven though the revampedCamry sedan and the RAV4small SUV posted recordNovember numbers. In-creased truck and SUV saleswere offset by steep de-clines in car, with Toyotacars falling nearly 9 percent.

Ford Big WinnerFor NovemberVehicle Sales

When the Summit White 2018Tahoe RST rolled off the lineat General Motors’ ArlingtonAssembly plant last week, itmarked the 11 millionth vehicle– and more than 2.5 million full-size Chevrolet utilities – pro-duced at the facility since itopened in 1954.“Chevrolet has led the full-size

utility segment in sales for 42consecutive years by focusingon our customers and providinga range of confident, capable andconnected vehicles to move a lotof people and cargo,” said EricStanczak, chief engineer for Full-Size Trucks and SUVs.“Today, we continue that lead-

ership with a complete lineup offull-size utility vehicle options tomeet our customers’ lifestylesand needs, from Tahoe Customto Suburban Premier to the 420-horsepower Tahoe RST.”Arlington Assembly’s mile-

stone underscores Chevrolet’sfull-size utility success story.Seventy-five percent of all full-size utility vehicles sold to retailcustomers in the U.S. are built atArlington Assembly and nearlyone in two full-size utility vehi-cles sold in the U.S. wears theChevrolet bowtie, said GMspokesman Monte Doran. Noother company has such a domi-nant share of any segment in theindustry, he said.To keep up with consumer de-

mand, Doran said Arlington As-sembly’s production line has run

24 hours a day, six days a week,producing one vehicle almostevery 60 seconds since 2015.In addition, Doran said GM

promised a $1.4 billion invest-ment, GM’s largest single-factoryinvestment in the U.S., in Arling-ton Assembly over three yearsbeginning in 2015.Arlington Assembly builds the

full-size Chevrolet Tahoe and

Suburban, GMC Yukon andYukon XL and Cadillac EscaladeSUVs.The first vehicle was built at

the plant in January 1954.Texas will host another major

milestone for Chevy Trucks onDec.16, when the brand will cele-brate the Chevy Trucks Centen-nial with its customers at TexasMotor Speedway.

The first-ever Tahoe RST willbe offered with an exclusive Per-formance Package that includesPerformance Calibrated MagneticRide Control, 6.2L V8 and all-new10-speed automatic transmission.Tahoe RST Performance Pack-

age offers a towing capacity of8,400 pounds and is capable of 0-60 mph acceleration in under 6seconds.

GM’s Arlington Assembly Celebrates 11 Millionth Vehicle

The 11 millionth vehicle, a 2018 Tahoe RST, rolls off the assembly line at GM’s plant in Arlington, Texas.

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exclude tax, title and other deal-er fees).“The new Corvette ZR1 con-

vertible is a supercar in all re-spects,” said Reuss. “Few otherscan challenge the ZR1 convert-ible’s power and speed while of-fering the exhilaration of top-down motoring.”The performance and technol-

ogy introduced on the CorvetteZR1 coupe carry over to the newZR1 convertible, Reuss said. Thestrength of the Corvette’s alu-minum chassis means the onlystructural changes in the con-vertible are accommodations forthe folding top and repositionedsafety belt mounts. The powertop can be operated remotely orwhile driving up to 30 mph.In fact, the curb weight differ-

ence between the ZR1 coupe andconvertible is less than 60pounds, with most of the differ-ence attributed to the folding tophardware.“The ZR1 convertible is a no-

compromise supercar,” saidCorvette Executive Chief Engi-neer Tadge Juechter. “Thanks tothe strong structure, the suspen-sion tuning between coupe andconvertible models is identical,meaning the ZR1 convertible of-fers the same benchmark per-formance, including a top speedof over 200 mph.”The Corvette ZR1’s unique

aero package is central to thecoupe’s 212-mph top speed,

Juechter said. Its standard, stan-chion-mounted Low Wing gener-ates road-holding downforcewith minimal drag, enabling thebenchmark top speed.“This was evident during top-

speed testing at Germany’s Pa-penburg proving ground.”Juechter said.An adjustable High Wing is

part of the new $2,995 ZTK Per-formance Package, which also in-cludes a front splitter with car-bon-fiber end caps, Michelin Pi-lot Sport Cup 2 tires and specificchassis and Magnetic Ride Con-trol tuning.It is designed to help generate

faster lap times through maxi-mum grip in the corners, with upto 950 pounds of downforce,Reuss said.The top speed is lower with

the High Wing but still exceeds200 mph.Complementing the ZR1’s aero

advantage on the way to 212 mphis the thrust generated by the ex-clusive LT5 6.2L supercharged

engine, which is rated at an SAE-certified 755 horsepower and715 lb.-ft. of torque, Reuss said. Aseven-speed manual transmis-sion and a ZR1-first paddle-shifteight-speed automatic transmis-sion are offered with it. Prelimi-nary testing has shown 0-60 mphin under 3.0 seconds and thequarter-mile in the high 10-sec-ond range when the engine isequipped with the eight-speedautomatic.The LT5 features a new, more

efficient intercooled supercharg-er system, along with GM’s firstdual fuel-injection system, whichemploys primary direct injectionand supplemental port injection,Juechter said.Compared to the supercharger

system on the Corvette Z06’s LT4engine, the LT5 employs a larger,2.65-liter supercharger that gen-erates more boost while spinningat a slightly slower speed. Thatreduces heat to help maintain alower air intake temperature foroptimal performance.

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Motor Trend notes that Barra has “made many smart business moves.”

New ZR1 Corvette Most Powerful

Global Product Development, Pur-chasing & Supply Chain sinceAugust 2013, and as senior vicepresident, Global Product Devel-opment since February 2011.In these roles, Barra and her

teams were responsible for thedesign, engineering and quality ofGM vehicle launches worldwide.Previously, she served as vice

president, Global Human Re-sources; vice president, GlobalManufacturing Engineering; plantmanager, Detroit HamtramckAssembly; and in several otherexecutive engineering and staffpositions.

Barra began her careerwith GM in 1980 as a GeneralMotors Institute (KetteringUniversity) co-op student at thePontiac Motor Division. Shegraduated with a Bachelor ofScience degree in electricalengineering in 1985, followed bya Masters in Business Adminis-tration from the Stanford Gradu-ate School of Business (GSB) in1990.Barra is a member of the Stan-

ford University Board of Trusteesand the Stanford GSB AdvisoryCouncil. She also serves on theBoard of Directors of the WaltDisney Company and the DetroitEconomic Club.

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Bose speakers and upscaleleather treatments.”Sierra All Mountain Concept

Features:• Mattracks 150 Series Trackswith GMC Red finish;

• Bodyside graphics;• Wheel well and underbodyLED lights;

• Snowboard Racks, associat-ed accessories by Thule;

• Amplifier and Dual PodSpeaker Kit, associatedaccessories by KICKER;

• RIGID E-Series 30-Inch LightBar;

• Soft roll-up tonneau coverby Advantage;

• Duramax 6.6L Turbo Dieselengine with 445 horsepowerand 910 lb-ft of torque;

• Allison 1000 six-speed auto-matic transmission.

The GMC Sierra All Mountainwill remain on display at Vail forthe winter season as part of an ex-clusive partnership announcedearlier this year with Vail Resorts,Inc., the leading global mountainresort company, Ecclestone said.In addition to the main part-

nership with Vail Resorts, Inc.,GMC has extended its presenceby also collaborating with theVail Valley Foundation and theTown of Vail. GMC will have alarge presence in the Town ofVail through vehicle displays,courtesy vehicles, signage andspecial events.“The Sierra All Mountain con-

cept is perfectly suited for theoutdoor activities offered at Vailproperties,” said Rich Latek, di-rector of GMC Marketing. “Thisunique concept truck is a funway to attract attention to GMCand highlight our partnershipwith Vail Resorts.”

A similar Sierra All Mountainconcept, built on a Sierra 2500HDAll Terrain X platform, will be ondisplay at the 2017 Los AngelesAuto Show.

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DETROIT (AP) – A closed de-partment store along Detroit’sAvenue of Fashion in the 7 Mile-Livernois area is to be restoredas part of a revitalization of theonce-vibrant business district.The Michigan Economic Devel-

opment Corp. said Nov. 28 that a$1.3 million community revital-ization program grant will con-tribute toward the total capitalinvestment of $8 million for the“7.Liv” mixed-use developmentproject.Developer and Bagley Forest

Properties owner Matt Hesslerbought the former B. Siegel Co.building at Livernois and SevenMile last year.Two adjacent structures will

be demolished to make way forthe new development.A smaller retail building also

will be built as part of the devel-opment project.The completed project is ex-

pected to provide housing forstudents and staff at the Univer-sity of Detroit Mercy and Mary-grove College.It also will include retail space

as well as construction of under-ground parking spaces for driv-ers and customers.The Michigan Economic Devel-

opment Corp. is the state’s mar-keting arm, promoting economicdevelopment all across Michi-gan.

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The State of Michigan’s “TalentInvestment Agency” (TIA) hasannounced the recipients of the2018 Skilled Trades TrainingFund (STTF) Awards.The Macomb/St. Clair Work-

force Development Board and thelocal Michigan Works! ServiceSystem said that a total of 24 busi-nesses located in Macomb and St.Clair Counties will receive awardstotaling $1,211,367 to train theirworkers.The Skilled Trades Training

Fund is a competitive grant thatprovides an incentive for MichiganBusinesses to hire and trainnew employees and/or to upgradethe skills of their existing employ-ees.Businesses can apply for up to

$1,500 per employee to subsi-dize the cost of training theirworkers, Macomb Countyspokesman Bob Apczynski said,

and up to $3,000 per employeeto create apprenticeshipprograms that are registeredwith the U.S. Department ofLabor.Awardees include:• Choice Mold of ClintonTownship, eight incumbentworkers, awarded $4,600.

• Fiat Chrysler of SterlingHeights, 700 new hires,awarded $525,000.

• Proper Group of Warren, fivenew hires, 98 incumbentworkers, awarded $85,859.

• Punchcraft of Warren, twoincumbent workers, award-ed $2,160.

• Magna Powertrain of Ster-ling Heights, 14 new hires,24 incubment workers,awarded $40,245.

• Precision Boring of ClintonTownship, 11 incumbentworkers, awarded $13,800.

• Dominion Technologies ofRoseville, 10 new hires, 13incumbent workers, awarded $26,965.

• Safie Foods of Chesterfield,19 new hires, 54 incumbentworkers, awarded $109,500.

• HTI Cybernetics of SterlingHeights, 32 incumbent work-ers, awarded $24,234.

The editors of Motor Trendhave named the Alfa RomeoGiulia as its 2018 Car of the Year.“Motor Trend’s judges agreed

that the Alfa Romeo Giulia is thenew ultimate driving machine,”said Ed Loh, Motor Trend editor-in-chief. “Alfa Romeo developeda car that is perhaps the finesthandling sedan on the market.”The magazine’s editors, said

Fiat Chrysler spokesman BerjAlexanian, chose the Giulia be-cause it best represents excep-tional value, superiority in itsclass and impact on the automo-tive scene.“The Motor Trend Car of the

Year award,” said Reid Bigland,head of Alfa Romeo, “acknowl-edges all of the hard work, dedi-cation and passion that went intodeveloping the entire Giulia line-up – including our record-break-ing Giulia Quadrifoglio – whichrevolutionizes the segment andpays tribute to our storied her-itage and racing pedigree.“We are honored to be the first

Italian brand to ever receive thisprestigious award and we’re ex-cited for the future of Alfa Romeohere in North America andabroad.”

Motor Trend’s Car of the Yearprogram is open to any new orsubstantially upgraded 2017model-year vehicles, Alexaniansaid. Rather than being com-pared against one another, con-tending vehicles are first putthrough Motor Trend’s full bat-tery of performance tests tomeasure acceleration, brakingand limit handling.All contenders are then evalu-

ated on three separate coursesat a professional automotive testcenter before finalists are select-ed. Out of its third-largest fieldever, Motor Trend’s judges nar-rowed the field to eight Car ofthe Year finalists, including theAlfa Romeo Giulia.All “Of the Year” contenders

were selected by Motor Trendjudges and evaluated against sixkey criteria: advancement in de-sign, engineering excellence,safety, efficiency, value and per-formance of intended function,said Loh.

“The 2017 Alfa Romeo Giuliabest represents these six key ele-ments, which also characterizewhat consumers most want intheir next vehicle,” he said.Contenders are put through a

grueling battery of tests to deter-mine which vehicles best repre-sent exceptional value, superiori-ty in its class and impact on theautomotive scene, Loh said.The 2018 Car of the Year com-

petition covered more than 7,000miles of driving, including real-world testing with potholes,jagged pavement, steep grades,misaligned railroad crossingsand avoidance maneuvers.Alfa Romeo Giulia models fea-

ture a new, all-aluminum, 2.0-liter, direct-injection turbo en-gine with an eight-speed auto-matic transmission that deliversa class-leading, standard 280horsepower and 306 lb.-ft. oftorque, allowing it to launchfrom 0-60 mph in 5.1 seconds,and achieve a top speed of 149mph.As the lineup’s “halo” model,

the Giulia Quadrifoglio highlightsAlfa Romeo’s performance andmotorsport knowhow with itsbest-in-class 505 horsepower, 0-60 miles per hour in 3.8 secondsand a record-setting 7:32 lap timearound the legendary Nürbur-gring – fastest ever by a four-door production sedan, saidAlexanian.

two-speed transfer case with full-time four-wheel drive and a2.72:1 low-range gear ratio that isavailable on Sahara models, Man-ley said. This new Selec-Trac full-time two-speed transfer case isintuitive and allows the driver toset it and forget it, while con-stantly sending power to thefront and rear wheels.The Command-Trac 4x4 sys-

tem features a two-speed trans-fer case with a 2.72:1 low-rangegear ratio, and next-generationsolid Dana front and rear axleswith a 3.45 rear axle ratio.The 2018 Jeep Wrangler builds

on a sculptural design aestheticthat is immediately recognizablewith its traditional Jeep designcues, Manley said. Wrangler’snew exterior design is bold andrugged with a wide stance andlowered beltline with larger win-dows for better outward visibili-ty, especially out on the trails.The Jeep design team gave the

famous seven-slot grille an up-dated look that now shows bothof the outer grille slats intersect-

ing with the headlights, payinghomage to the Jeep CJ, Manleysaid. The top of the keystone-shaped grille has been gentlyswept back for improved aerody-namics.The windshield’s rake has

been optimized for improvedaerodynamics and features a newfour bolt design at the top of thewindshield’s frame to allow thewindshield to fold down quicklyand easily, Manley said. A newheader bar now connects the A-pillars and stays in place evenwhen the windshield is foldeddown. This allows the rearviewmirror to remain in place evenwith the windshield folded.The new 2018 Jeep Wrangler’s

interior combines authenticstyling, versatility, comfort andintuitive feature use. Precisioncraftsmanship and high-qualitymaterials are found throughoutthe cabin, Manley said.Jeep functionality and versatil-

ity are celebrated in the centerconsole and distinguished withmetal-plated accents. A re-designed center console housesthe gear shift selection, transfer

case and parking brake. Realbolts featured on the shifter, grabhandles and frame the infotain-ment screen highlight genuineconstruction methods.A push-button starter, featur-

ing a weatherproof surround,makes its debut on the 2018Wrangler and is easily locatedwithin the driver’s reach.Two USB ports up front and

two in reach of occupants in theback seat connect to the mediacenter. Standard 12-volt accesso-ry outlets are located throughoutthe new Wrangler and a 115-voltAC outlet is available to powerselect three-pronged home elec-tronics.Clever storage solutions are

found throughout the 2018 Wran-gler, Manley said, includingdurable mesh pockets that ex-tend the entire length of thedoors and numerous phone stor-age areas.The 2018 Jeep Wrangler re-

ceives a multitude of improve-ments to optimize ride, handlingand sound characteristics, whilereducing weight and improvingfuel economy, Manley said.

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Chevrolet is celebrating beingin the pickup truck market for100 years and one of the thingsbeing celebrated is torque.Why? Because torque is power.

More specifically, it’s the twistingforce an engine generates, andfor 100 years Chevy Trucks haveoffered the torque that cus-tomers of 85 million trucks haverelied on for hauling cargo andpulling trailers, on and off theclock.“Chevrolet Trucks have pulled

their weight for a century,” saidDan Nicholson, vice president,Global Propulsion Systems. “No-body does torque like Chevroletand generations have counted onour trucks to get the job doneconfidently.”Chevy Trucks have come a

long way from the original 1918One-Ton model, which featured a2.8L four-cylinder engine with anestimated 45 lb.-ft. of torque. Itsclosest contemporary engine isthe standard 2.5L four-cylinderengine in the Colorado, which israted at 191 lb.-ft. of torque, or 76lb.-ft. per liter – a 480 percent in-crease over the 1918 engine.At the far end of the spectrum

is the contemporary Silverado3500HD one-ton truck, with theavailable Duramax 6.6L turbo-diesel V8. Its 910 lb.-ft. of torqueequates to an incredible 138 lb.-ft. per liter, for great traileringconfidence even on toughgrades.“Technological advances such

as direct injection and tur-bocharging help contemporaryChevy Truck engines delivermore torque per liter of displace-ment than ever,” says Nicholson.“That means customers can domore and haul more than ever.”The increase in Chevy Truck

capability has been driven overthe decades by the enduring per-formance of several landmark en-gine families sharing an elegant,

overhead-valve architecture thatcontributes to signature low-rpmtorque production, reduced com-plexity and compact packaging.As the brand celebrate 100

years of trucks, here’s anoverview of the most significantmilestones in Chevrolet torque.In 1929, Chevy offered the first

“Stovebolt Six,” which was theautomaker’s first overhead-valveinline-six engine that brought bigtorque to the masses.Displacing 194 cubic inches

(3.2L), its all-new design helpedgenerate strong torque at lowrpm: approximately 120 lb.-ft. atonly 800 rpm. That allowedChevrolet to increase its work-truck load rating from 1 ton to 1.5tons.The Stovebolt nickname was

based on external fasteners thatresembled the bolts on wood-burning stoves, but it quickly be-came synonymous with the en-gine’s durability.Several generations of Chevro-

let’s overhead-valve straight-sixengine were developed from theoriginal design and served inChevy Trucks through the late1980s.In 1955, Chevrolet’s first Small

Block V8 was introduced. Its rev-olutionary overhead-valve V-8engine – later to be dubbed theSmall Block – was offered inthe 1955 “second series” truck

lineup. That original 265-cubic-inch (4.3L) engine produced 238lb.-ft. of torque at only 2,000 rpmand evolved into one of the in-dustry’s most enduring enginearchitectures.About a decade after the

Small Block was introduced,Chevy’s Big Block engine family –also an overhead-valve design –debuted, elevating capability toan unprecedented level for gas-powered trucks.The Small Block is currently in

its fifth generation in 2018 ChevyTrucks, while the original SmallBlock and Big Block families liveon as performance crate engines.In 1987, technology helped

build torque and increaseefficiency.Until the early ’70s, increased

displacement and higher com-pression were easy ways to buildmore horsepower and torque.That changed with industry man-dates that dramatically affectedtraditional power-building tech-niques.Chevrolet traded high com-

pression for high technology, de-veloping electronic fuel injectionthat helped restore the torque ofprevious years with greater effi-ciency. Torque in the Small Blockengine returned to 300 lb.-ft. in1987 and got another 10 percentincrease a few years later, withthe 5.7L Vortec Small Block.

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coln Nautilus aligns with the restof the Lincoln family, presenting astrong, bold signature grille, Gal-hotra said. “The midsize utilityvehicle maintains its unique,sleek shape, offering a harmo-nious aesthetic and aerodynamicefficiency,” he said. A new wheelselection allows clients to order aLincoln Nautilus to suit their per-sonal style.Upon approach, Lincoln Nau-

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