Jerry Hirsch

Los Angeles Times

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Staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, covering the automobile industry

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Jerry Hirsch of the Los Angeles Times says the LA Auto Show now serves as the showcase for clean energy cars.

L.A. Auto Show

Jerry Hirsch of the Los Angeles Times says the LA Auto Show now serves as the showcase for clean energy cars.

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Almost 20 years ago the founder of Hot Rod magazine, Robert E. Petersen, created his museum to cars.

Petersen Museum

Almost 20 years ago the founder of Hot Rod magazine, Robert E. Petersen, created his museum to cars.

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Since the start of the US auto industry, manufacturers have granted the right to sell vehicles to new-car franchisers.

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Since the start of the US auto industry, manufacturers have granted the right to sell vehicles to new-car franchisers.

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