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Sunday, April 22, 2012

'Idol Hangover': Season 10's Casey Abrams On Colton Dixon's Elimination, New Album, the Marvels of Facial Hair (Video)

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Plus: The season 10 finalist reveals a YouTube video he has yet to make public and performs a new song on a special 4/20 episode of THR's web show.

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Saturday, April 21, 2012

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Lada limo pauses for Che Guevara: Flickr photo of the day

Each weekday we feature a beautiful photo from the Flickr universe, and this one marks the end of Lada Riva sedan production in Russia after a 30-year-run. Caught in Trinidad, Cuba by [chango], this Lada appears to have been stretched for the proletariat with the addition of another half-Lada to its rear for taxi limo [...]

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Report: How Nissan's NYC taxi contract may be a ticket to Hollywood fame

Filed under: Minivan/Van, Marketing/Advertising, Work, Nissan, Specialty

"So here's the pitch. It's a movie about a car. But it's not really about a car. It's about something else. What that is isn't important. But it's got a car in it. Not just one car, but lots of cars. Thousands of them actually. And they're in almost every scene. But only in the background. And get this: They're all... wait for it... yellow! And the best part is, we don't have to pay anything for it, in fact, they're going to pay us to put our cars in the movie. And it's going to make our cars famous. But that's not all. Imagine this: It's not just one movie, but a hundred movies. And TV shows. Thousands and thousands of hours of entertainment, and our new Nissan NV200 is going to be the star! Okay, not the star, but an extra. A bright yellow extra. I'm telling you, this idea - it can't fail!

At least that's the thesis floated by Automotive News to help explain why Nissan is so stoked over winning the Taxi of Tomorrow contract with its NV200 compact van. Beginning in late 2013, the entire New York City taxi fleet will be converting to Nissan's aesthetically challenged people mover, which will replace the ubiquitous Ford Crown Victoria.

Whether this leads to any burnishing of the Nissan brand remains to be seen, but regardless, AN says the contract is worth 40,000 units in New York alone over the next 10 years. We have to expect that at least some taxi companies outside of the Big Apple won't be shy about ponying up the thirty-large Nissan is asking for its Mexican-made cab either, as the day when every last Ford Crown Victoria extant has joined the Checker Marathon in cabbie Valhalla is certainly coming.

How Nissan's NYC taxi contract may be a ticket to Hollywood fame originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 21 Apr 2012 09:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Spy Shots: Fiat 500L seven-seater spotted

Filed under: Spy Photos, Design/Style

We like the small Fiat 500 a lot, but we're not so fond of the upsized version Fiat is planning. When the five-door 500L debuted at Geneva, calling it homely was being generous, indeed. We can't deny the logic in offering a more family friendly 500, however. But a size-large seven-seater? This quite literally stretches the limits of the 500's ethos.

Yet Auto Express has captured spy shots of a full-size design study for exactly that: A 500L with a third row. The magazine is reporting that the mockup it spotted in the automaker's Turin, Italy, design studio rides on the same wheelbase as the five-door model, but with its rear overhang extended by nearly eight inches to accommodate what must surely be the smallest third row of seats to ever grace the interior of a vehicle not made of Lego.

The report goes on to say that the seven-passenger model would use the same body panels and doors as the five-door 500L, basically everything from the C-pillar forward. Check out Auto Express for more images and info.

Fiat 500L seven-seater spotted originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 20 Apr 2012 10:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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