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City high-school kids best MIT in $10M car contest

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Cover of the Philadelphia Daily News featuring Momo Shen and Shanea Chellis - 11/12/2009 Cover of the Philadelphia Daily News featuring Momo Shen and Shanea Chellis - 11/12/2009 Photo Courtesy of the Philadelphia Daily News

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  • Comment Link Oxy Tuesday, 20 July 2010 14:33 posted by Oxy

    A car with a mere 60 mile range with no ICE extender would never sell enough to be profitable. And note that that's just what they HOPE to achieve; the real result may well be much lower. Also it's Hawaii, which lacks the range reducing effects of cold weather, even without counting the need to power a heater. Finally note the lack of any mention of acceleration.

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  • Comment Link Michael Thursday, 17 June 2010 05:51 posted by Michael

    Hi,

    The link to the story is dead... you want:

    http://www.philly.com/philly/classifieds/cars/20091112_Ronnie_Polaneczky__City_high-school_kids_best_MIT_in__10M_car_contest.html

    Since it's your homepage highlight, you should probably fix this quickly...

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  • Comment Link labatterie Wednesday, 28 April 2010 02:18 posted by labatterie

    They are really cool. I agree with the previous commentator Scott Pierre and admit that I would like to go there as well and to see it with my own eyes!

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  • Comment Link Manuka Honey Saturday, 10 April 2010 10:50 posted by Manuka Honey

    So how did they do? I'd love to think that they placed somewhere. Kids today are our future, they're smarter than we give them credit for! I hope they did well.

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  • Comment Link Music Search Friday, 26 February 2010 09:36 posted by Music Search

    They are really cool. I agree with the previous commentator Scott Pierre and admit that I would like to go there as well and to see it with my own eyes!

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  • Comment Link scott pierre Friday, 29 January 2010 10:50 posted by scott pierre

    i want to go here

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