2009 Dodge Charger Pursuit ((((hemi V8 5.7l))))( on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
2009 Dodge Charger former Kansas State Patrol car.
Well maintained and in overall very good condition. Front bucket seats with full carpet, cloth rear seat. Front console area has been removed for police equipment. POWERFUL and fast Hemi V8. Power windows/locks/driver's seat, factory CD. Hard-to-find factory 20" wheels on average tires. The body is in decent shape, VERY few small holes in the body and interior. Please note: I did not get a picture, the spotlight has been removed and there is a hole approx 1/8" in diameter coming through the inside A-pillar. Otherwise the body and interior have very few screw holes. The car runs and drives great with no known issues. It's actually alot of fun to drive!! The glass is good with a recent new windshield, COLD A/C. No rust...only a couple minor dings. The car is PRICED TO SELL FAST!!! As you can see the buy-it-now is ONLY $7950. I'll be considering your "best offers" so PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FOREWARD and you'll be driving it home!! Questions? Call me anytime Tom 402-650-3849 Car is located in Omaha, Nebraska. The fine print: Winning bidder to pay a $500. non-refundable deposit via Paypal 48 hours end of auction. Balance to be paid within 7-days in the form of certified bank funds, bank to bank wire transfer, or cash in person at time of pickup. It is the buyer's responsibility to pay and arrange shipping. |
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Google's deal with FCA is the 'first phase' of partnership
Tue, May 3 2016Google and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles confirmed a partnership Tuesday in which the two companies will collaborate on creating autonomous minivans. The two companies will work together to build and test approximately 100 Chrysler Pacifica hybrid minivans, and they first of the bunch could hit the road by the end of the year. This marks the first time Google has worked with a traditional automaker in designing a self-driving car since the start of its autonomous project in 2009. "FCA will design the minivans so it's easy for us to install our self-driving systems, including the computers that hold our self-driving software and the sensors that enable our software to see what's on the road around the vehicle," Google said in a written statement. "The minivan design also gives us an opportunity to test a larger vehicle that could be easier for passengers to enter and exit, particularly with features like hands-free sliding doors." "Those of us in the tech industry recognize how hard it is to build cars." – Jennifer Haroon. That could be particularly important if Google and FCA intend to launch the autonomous minivans as a competitor to traditional public transportation options. Chris Urmson, the director of Google's self-driving car project, indicated that may be a potential business model during a public meeting on autonomous operations last week. "Public transit executives could be buying autonomous minivans rather than expensive buses," he said. "Federal standards determine what kinds of vehicles cities can use for transit. This needs attention." In the Pacifica, Google's engineers get an all-new minivan. Chrysler showcased the vehicle for the first time in January at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, and sales of the non-hybrid versions of the vans went on sale last month. FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne says further collaboration between his company and Google is possible. "This first phase of the operation is very targeted. It's designed to take Google technology into the minivan. It's very, very focused," he said, according to Automotive News. The collaboration won't be Google's first experience with hybrids. The Lexus RX 450h SUV is one of the two cars in its current test fleet, which consists of approximately 70 vehicles. With roughly 100 autonomous minivans slated to be part of the collaboration, Google's test fleet will more than double.
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Fiat Chrysler joins open pool with Tesla to avoid paying EU emissions fines
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