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Paul Eisenstein

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Doggone: On Dog Rescues and EVs

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By Paul Eisenstein 
| headlight.news
By the time you read this I’ll be somewhere West of Salt Lake City, manning a Kia EV9 on the third day of Operation Frodo. Operation Frodo was created by Nik Miles to help transport rescued beagles and hounds to their forever homes. If you follow me on social media you know I’m a regular volunteer for this cross-country dog rescue which runs from Omaha, Nebraska to Portland, Oregon.
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Gas Prices Could Cost Drivers Over $700 More This Year Original

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By Paul Eisenstein 
| Autoblog
Fuel prices have surged to their highest level since mid-2022, with petroleum analysts warning we could yet see record highs if the Trump administration can’t find a way to end its war with Iran anytime soon. With the vital Strait of Hormuz effectively shut down, fuel shortages are mounting on a global scale. But while the U.S. has plenty of its own petroleum, pump prices have still surged to the mid-$4.00 range on a national level.
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No V-8? No Sale, Say 40% of Ram Buyers

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By Paul Eisenstein 
| headlight.news
The latest-generation Ram 1500 pickup got off to a slow start when it made its debut two years ago, sales only taking off when the automaker revived the Hemi engine option last summer. Nearly half of Ram buyers demand a V-8 a senior executive said, even if doesn’t deliver the power, performance – or fuel economy of today’s turbocharged inline-6. More from Headlight.News. Ram has set tires spinning since it brought back the Hemi last year.
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