Wow, Dodge certainly saved the best for last. Meet the seventh and final "Last Call" special editions that mark the end of the current HEMI-powered Dodge Challenger and Charger models ahead of electrification. Dodge recently revealed the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 at an event befitting Las Vegas, dubbing it the quickest, fastest and most powerful muscle car in the world and you'd better believe it has a price tag to match. We're talking a starting MSRP of roughly $100,000 when you add in destination charges and a gas guzzler fees. 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Dodge says the 2023 Challenger SRT Demon 170 is the quickest vehicle ever produced in the brand's 100-plus-year history. It's HEMI-induced power specs are impressive: 1,025-horsepower and 945 pound-feet of torque. Dodge also says it will make 900 horsepower and 810 lb.-ft of torque using E10 fuel. Photo Credit: Dodge. So how fast is it? Fast. As in Dodge says it will clock zero … [Read more...] about “Last Call” 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Delivers 1,025 Horses
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Who Buys Electric Cars In California — And Who Doesn’t?
1 Traffic & Transit Though ownership is disproportionate, interest in electric cars is high across all incomes and races, according to a 2019 survey. CalMatters , News Partner Posted Reply In Atherton, one of the nation’s richest towns, giant oaks and well-manicured hedges surround gated mansions owned by some of Silicon Valley’s most prominent billionaires, basketball stars, tech executives and venture capitalists. Each set on an acre of land, six-bedroom estates, brick-paved pathways, neoclassical statues and cascading fountains are on full display. But increasingly, another status symbol has been parked in these driveways: a shiny electric car — sometimes two. This tiny San Mateo County community — with an average home value of almost $7.5 million and average household income exceeding half a million dollars — has California’s highest percentage of electric cars, according to a CalMatters analysis of data from the … [Read more...] about Who Buys Electric Cars In California — And Who Doesn’t?
First female police officer in rural Michigan town says she was relentlessly harassed and assaulted by fellow cops
Teresa Williams thought she landed her dream job in Iron Mountain, Michigan, becoming the first female officer in the history of the rural town's police department. But she was relentlessly harassed and assaulted during her four-and-a-half year tenure there and ultimately forced to resign, according to a federal lawsuit Williams filed last month against three officers in the Iron Mountain Police Department. Within weeks of being hired in October 2017, she said she was forced to make out with her direct supervisor at a bar, according to the suit. The supervisor and Williams’ former patrol partner also bet on who could have sex with her first, the suit said. “I want to see somebody step in and take action — like hold these people accountable,” she told NBC News on Thursday. “Just because you wear a badge and you’re a cop, it doesn’t mean you’re above the law. It doesn’t mean you get to treat people however you want and break the law and do whatever you want.” Williams, 35, … [Read more...] about First female police officer in rural Michigan town says she was relentlessly harassed and assaulted by fellow cops
Goldman Sachs’s Top Image Maker Is Leaving
A change of messenger at Goldman Sachs For nearly a decade, Jake Siewert led Goldman Sachs ’s post-crisis efforts to shed its image as one of Wall Street’s most mysterious, and maligned, money machines. We’re the first to report that he plans to announce his departure later today. Mr. Siewert joined Goldman as its communications chief in 2012, bringing both political connections — he was a top aide to Tim Geithner when he was Treasury secretary, and spent eight years in the Clinton administration, including as White House press secretary — and experience as a senior executive at Alcoa. (Mr. Siewert’s wife, Christine Anderson, is the global head of external relations at Blackstone.) He did not have an easy job: The day after his hiring was announced, a former Goldman banker published a now-famous Op-Ed, “ Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs ,” accusing the firm of fostering a “toxic and destructive” environment. As he departs, disgruntled junior bankers at the firm have … [Read more...] about Goldman Sachs’s Top Image Maker Is Leaving
Next Bout Of Rain, Wind Heads For Martinez: 7-Day Forecast
0 Weather A wind advisory takes effect and there may be a few thunderstorms, too. Here's how much rain Martinez could see. Maggie Fusek and Lucas Combos , Patch Staff Posted Reply MARTINEZ, CA — Spring may have arrived, but blustery and soggy weather will be in place over Martinez and the East Bay into Wednesday, with temperatures likely to run unseasonably cool for most of the week ahead. After a sunny start to the week, the National Weather Service expects rain to roll in by Monday evening and intensify Tuesday before showers taper off mid-week. Mostly sunny days will be back in the forecast from Thursday onward. "Another storm system will move into the San Francisco Bay Area beginning late Monday night with the greatest wind and rain impacts anticipated on Tuesday," NWS Bay Area forecasters wrote Monday. "At this time, rain impacts are forecast to be less than previous storms, yet saturated soils will result in … [Read more...] about Next Bout Of Rain, Wind Heads For Martinez: 7-Day Forecast
Next Bout Of Rain, Wind Heads For Lamorinda: 7-Day Forecast
0 Weather A wind advisory takes effect and there may be a few thunderstorms, too. Here's how much rain Lamorinda could see. Maggie Fusek and Lucas Combos , Patch Staff Posted Reply LAMORINDA, CA — Spring may have arrived, but blustery and soggy weather will be in place over Lamorinda and the East Bay into Wednesday, with temperatures likely to run unseasonably cool for most of the week ahead. After a sunny start to the week, the National Weather Service expects rain to roll in by Monday evening and intensify Tuesday before showers taper off mid-week. Mostly sunny days will be back in the forecast from Thursday onward. "Another storm system will move into the San Francisco Bay Area beginning late Monday night with the greatest wind and rain impacts anticipated on Tuesday," NWS Bay Area forecasters wrote Monday. "At this time, rain impacts are forecast to be less than previous storms, yet saturated soils will result … [Read more...] about Next Bout Of Rain, Wind Heads For Lamorinda: 7-Day Forecast
