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System Helps Increase Rescue Response Time and Helps Determine Injury Severity
May 2009 (Medialink) – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have released the findings of a two year study of automobile crashes involving vehicles with Automatic Crash Notification systems. The research showed that the systems can in fact improve patient outcomes.
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Source: General Motors
Eric from Texas said:
“Will,
I have really appreaciated you personal touch with my questions throughout this process. Your knowloedge of this has been invaluable and has made things easier to deal with.
Thank you for your help! Eric”
May 2009 (Medialink) – Unfortunately, not all car accidents are simple fender benders. That’s why a new innovation from one major auto-maker is welcome news to the first responders who will soon know quickly which crashes have the biggest potential for severe injury. Brian Osuch has more.
Source: General Motors
Edwin from California said:
“Alex,
Once again, thanks very much for the excellent customer service!
Edwin”
Launna from California said:
“Hi Paul,
I got your Voicemail, I was charging my phone at the time you called. Yes I did get the emails, and you should already have everything with my initials and signatures that you require. Thanks again for everything, you were great! I Hope your company gives you a big pay increase, you were a real pleasure to talk with!
Sincerely,
Launna”
Heidi From California said:
” Hi Paul,
I was just going through my old emails and realized that I never responded to this. I just wanted to say thank you. That was like the worst day. You have no idea and you were so helpful, patient and polite. You really got me out of a jam that day and I just wanted to thank you again. We need more people like you.
Best Wishes,
Heidi”
Peter from Indiana said,
“Thanks Alex for your help, I really appreciate it. You really helped me with all the work you did for my policy”
Automakers have been in the news quite a bit lately. The future of some is very much in doubt. And since the economy is hitting most of us quite hard, I thought it appropriate to take a look at sites that help us find high-quality used cars.
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Mercedes and Buick Also Rank in New Consumer Survey
May 2009 (Medialink) – In the midst of bailouts and restructuring in the auto industry, a new survey is revealing the brands owners are most satisfied with.
For the second year in a row, Cadillac was selected as the top brand in overall vehicle satisfaction in a survey of new buyers. AutoPacific’s 2009 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards measure how satisfied owners are with their new car or light truck in comfort, safety and the overall purchase/lease experience. The survey reflected a significant change in consumer buying habits over the last year, like increased research to get the most value for their money.
Rounding out the top five were Lexus, Mercedes, Lincoln and Buick.
Source: General Motors
Source: General Motors
May 2009 (Medialink) – Since its dramatic unveiling at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show and its high-profile acting debut in the first “Transformers” movie as Bumblebee, the all-new 2010 Chevy Camaro has been the most anticipated new car in a decade, and it’s finally here.
For the last year Chevy dealers have been taking deposits on the new Camaro. More than 14,000 people, most of whom haven’t even seen the car in person, not to mention taken it for a test drive, will soon be receiving their cars.
The design is very faithful to the original concept that inspired Hollywood director Michael Bay to make it the hero of the 2007 summer box-office hit movie and it also acknowledges the Camaro’s heritage, particularly the famous 1969 Camaro.
The 2010 Camaro’s MSRP starts at $22,995 for a 300hp V-6 that gets 29 highway miles to the gallon, with Bluetooth phone and USB connectivity, a Boston Acoustics audio system, OnStar, and XM satellite radio, and ranges up to a 426 horsepower V-8. Rick Hendrick, NASCAR owner and Chevrolet Dealer, says based on the waiting lists at his dealerships the new Camaro will appeal to a very wide demographic.
Many Chevrolet dealers have had to stop taking deposits for the new Camaro due to the high demand, but you can still catch it in “Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen” coming out at the end of June, and in Chevy showrooms nationwide.
Source: Medialink
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