LaHood: Chevy Volt Is Safe Despite Battery Fires
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says the Chevy Volt is safe to drive even though the government is investigating fires caused by damage to the electric car's battery.
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says the Chevy Volt is safe to drive even though the government is investigating fires caused by damage to the electric car's battery.
Dodge is bringing back a classic name for its all new small car, replacing the aging Dodge Caliber with the 2013 Dodge Dart.
Speaking live on WWJ, State Treasurer Andy Dillon said he expects a decision on whether there is financial stress in the city before the 30-day period ends next month.
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A popular breakfast spot in downtown Detroit--once shut down--has reopened under a new name and ownership.
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