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Is Cadillac Missing the Boat on Crossovers?
2013-10-01 09:00:02| AutomotiveDigest.com - Automotive Industry News
Recent auto shows world-wide highlighting vehicles from around the world were notably lacking in competitive models from one automaker in one particular segment. Read more about what a IHS Automotive analyst had to say about Cadillac. [More]The Article Is Cadillac Missing the Boat on Crossovers? appeared first on Automotive Digest.
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SUVs and Crossovers Become Fords Sales Focus
2013-05-31 09:00:05| AutomotiveDigest.com - Automotive Industry News
The already blurry line between cars and utility vehicles may vanish completely as Ford Motor Co. places these segments at the center of its sales strategy around the world. Find out what Ford has in mind for its global strategy. [More]The Article SUVs and Crossovers Become Fords Sales Focus appeared first on Automotive Digest.
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Rx for big SUVs: Make them look like crossovers, add tech, boost mpg
2013-04-03 20:59:07| Extremetech
With more driver tech aids and near-30 mpg highway mileage, they're better long-distance cruisers.
Faux SUVs: Five all-wheel-drive crossovers
2013-02-27 03:04:01| CNET News.com
All-wheel-drive and extra cargo space make a killer combination for modern vehicles. These five crossovers work great for everyday use, ski weekends, or longer road trips. [Read more]
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RF-DC, RF-RF SMT Crossovers enable low-profile PCB design.
2013-02-01 14:32:06| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Supporting frequencies up to 6 GHz, X2A Series RF-DC Crossovers and X2B Series RF-RF Crossovers utilize MLO™ technology that matches CTE of PCB material and provides low loss across RF spectrum. Miniature crossovers provide designers with low-profile alternative to PCB vias and coaxial jumper cables in applications wherein critical RF circuit trace intersects DC or RF circuit. Both series come in 2020 case size LGAs and are rated from -55 to +85°C. This story is related to the following:Electronic Components |