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The Mini Cooper Goes Electric Announces Car Giant, The BMW Group

BMW will create and release 500 all-electric Minis―complete with 204 horsepower, a lithium-ion battery and a range of 150 miles―as soon as 2009. Weighing in at 3,239 pounds (nearly 600 more than the standard Mini), the two-seater Mini E will be developed to meet new California regulations that require auto makers to offer zero-emissions vehicles. To witness its debut, reserve a spot at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show. For more info on the show, see below.

Car Enthusiasts Gear Up for LA Auto Show

Next month, car geeks from around the world will flock to the City of Angels for one of the West Coast’s biggest automotive events, the LA Auto Show. Scheduled November 21-30, the show will feature 1,000 of the newest models, futuristic concept cars, the latest in hybrids and alternative fuel vehicles, world and North American debuts, exotic sports and luxury cars, and more accessories and electronics than a car buff can stand. You’ll want to stay close to the action, so book a hotel near the Los Angeles Convention Center soon.

GM Recalls Nearly 300,000 Chevrolet HHR Vehicles

Beginning in November, GM is recalling 296,422 MY 2006-2008 Chevrolet HHR vehicles due to failed compliance with head-impact protection requirements set by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 201. Apparently the door on one of the vehicle's storage bins fails to remain closed which could lead to injury. Therefore, the carmaker is making available a redesigned latch. If you own one of these vehicles, please call Chevrolet at (800) 630-2438 or visit MyGMLink online.

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