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Nissan LEAF hits 3000 sales in the UK
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Drivers fail car insurance test
Mon, 11 Mar 2013On a 10-question, multiple-choice test asking respondents to choose correct definitions for basic auto insurance terms, the average score was 32 percent out of a possible 100 percent, according to insurance.com. The test group included 500 drivers of all ages and from various regions of the United States, but apparently no matter what the details, nobody really knows much about car insurance. When broken down into demographic segments, women outscored men by about 8 percentage points on average, and drivers in the south beat out those in the northeast by 10 percentage points.
Nissan to offer zero-emissions e-NV200 commercial van in 2014
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