| New aluminum forming
process improves fuel efficiency
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| 2004 Malibu Maxx features panels
created using the innovative aluminum forming process |
An innovative aluminum forming process, expected to provide improved
styling flexibility, simplify assembly, boost quality and improve
fuel economy, is getting its debut on the '04 Chevy Malibu Maxx.
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Duke, GM to jointly explore fuel cell technology
issues
Duke University and GM have reached agreement on a multi-year,
interdisciplinary teaching and research project aimed at furthering
worldwide efforts to develop hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles by 2010.
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GM to use nanocomposites on highest volume car
A lightweight, high performance nanocomposite material is being
used in the body side molding of the 2004 Chevrolet Impala.
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GM hybrid buses move Super Bowl spectators
Houston Metro Transit buses powered by GM hybrid technology demonstrated
the latest in clean, fuel-efficient public transportation as thousands
of visitors poured into the city for America's premier sporting
event.
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GM bestows honors at 2004 Trumpet Awards
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