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Chrysler's Ram brand is going after up-market buyers of trucks with their extended sponsorship of the Kentucky Derby this year. The automaker plans to have a big presence at Churchill Downs during race days, with feature vehicle displays, work trucks in and around the track, gate crew staff uniforms emblazoned with their logo, and even Ram branded jockey pants.

There will be a "Ram Backcountry" VIP lounge for horse owners and jockeys that will be operating year-round at the famous track as well. The VIP lounge will feature computer terminals, a library and sitting area staffed by Ram Truck ambassadors and a barista. This Derby debut will serve as a launchpad for the company's new advertising tag-line "Guts. Glory. Ram." via a national broadcast presence in the Triple Crown race programs.

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After a month or more, Seattle will be one of the cities in the country where food trucks will be able to carry their business legally on Public Street. A new set of rules created by the Seattle City Council will allow food trucks to sell besides private lots. Councilmember Sally Clark, who introduced the bill, said that it will become easy for entrepreneurs to open a small business with food trucks.
The bill will allow the sidewalk carts to sell hot dogs, popcorn and coffee but the cart's menu should be permitted by Public Health-Seattle & King County. No public agency have know bouts of many food trucks will operate in Seattle, but the trucks owners estimate less than 30 new food trucks, like Marination Mobile and Skillet.

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Top-seller of electric cars in the US, Nissan is not just expanding sales to nine more states in South US but also hiking the price of the battery- powered Leaf by about 8%. Now a 2012 SV grade Leaf will cost US 35,200, whereas the 2012 SL version will cost USD 37,250. This increase in the prices of the cars cover new standard equipment, informs Brendan Jones, Nissan's US sales manager for Leaf.
The new cars will come with a higher content level including a cold-weather package standardized for both grades and fast-charge capability for the SL version allowing it to get recharged in just thirty minutes from a high-voltage charger, asserts Jones.
Nissan is known to have sold 1,708 Leaf cars to US drivers in June and 3,875 in Q1 2011. Chief Executive Officer, Carlos Ghosn, shares that their goal is of becoming the world's largest electric cars seller with demand for their vehicles expected to grow to 10% of global sales by 2020.

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