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Nov 15, 2009

In the last few days I have been asked to comment on the announcements by two of Detroit’s legacy retail automakers regarding their ‘new police car entrants’. First and foremost, we welcome and applaud each and every effort that will help better protect our neighborhoods and improve the safety of our 840,000 brave women and men who put a badge a law enforcement unif...

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The Carbon Council at Work!

Nov 5, 2009

The look and feel of Carbon’s E7 really began taking shape in the summer of 2007. The design team at Carbon Motors worked feverishly on refining the vehicle’s exterior appearance and subsequently moved to cockpit layout and interior ergonomics. It was during this time that the Carbon Council swung into action for their first hands-on experience in purpose-built design...

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Word on the Street

A Real Life Fantasy

Carbon Motors was approached by Suzi Huntington in Denver, Colorado, at the 116th Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference and Exposition and presented the team with an advanced copy of the November/December edition of American Cop Magazine. The magazine featured an art...

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