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Autoblog Green Podcast #5 - GM's Gary Smyth

by Dan Roth (RSS feed) on May 15th 2007 at 4:07PM

The first thing you'll notice is our new podcast music, a bridge from your other audio files to the AutoblogGreen news. But what we're really excited about it our interview with Gary Smyth, director of Powertrain Systems Research Lab at GM (interview transcript coming soon). We also try to figure out the recent green car news about the Spyder, the possible CAFE standards increase, and Smarts U.S. toe-dipping (which might be a bit of a cannonball). Whattya think?

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