German, Japanese automakers push diesel in the US

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Muhammed El-Hasan
on January 16, 2008 10:20 AM | | Comments (0) |

DETROIT, Michigan (AFP) — Two decades after Americans abandoned diesels as smelly, loud and unreliable, German and Japanese automakers are placing bets that they can entice a new generation of drivers with clean diesel technology.

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