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FLASH.(NEWS)
FERRARI'S LATEST
Ferrari is moving ahead quickly with the F450, the replacement for the F430, and is planning a world premiere at the Frankfurt motor show in September. Known internally as the F142, the 4.5-liter, 500-hp V8 supercar will carry over very few components from the F430. F450 production is expected to begin in July, with European sales to start late this year or early in 2010.
SKETCHY SEDAN
Volkswagen has released this sketch of a midsize sedan that the German automaker will build at its factory under construction in Tennessee. The unnamed sedan, which will be slightly larger than the Passat, will go on sale in the States in 2011.
LUTZ TO RETIRE
Bob Lutz, the charismatic industry veteran who joined General Motors in 2001, is stepping down as vice chairman and global product guru and will retire at the end of this year. ...
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