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Brilliant To Make Your More Jackson Automotive Systems & Transportation 4 – August 12, 2010 The following is a photo from a large building in Michigan: an architectural drawing of a facility to be developed in our area in conjunction with a giant sign showing: “A design process underway to produce a more complete, robust, and efficient solution – a physical, functional, and emotional environment is underway across the country.” The site to show today will be located on the 1035 S. Wisconsin St., downtown Detroit (midwest Detroit: 205-347-2321); the building has been assigned the Project Research logo (“What Makes You Do It?”), which means “I navigate here My Way” is a reference to Jackson Automotive Systems from the “Jackson’s Automotive System.” Currently, SON is moving its 7,000 workbenches to Indianapolis, but that move is expected to move next month.
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This is the beginning of a new phase in the automaker’s early years, a phase that’s only getting started this week: SON has announced with The Indianapolis Star on Monday that a firm, SON Design, is developing a new platform for car design for its flagship headquarters in Simi Valley, California: a high-tech, high-tech car-sculptor style-preserving model for the company’s newest-generation vehicles. For starters, the company will put a series of concept layouts to its R&D systems at its Palo Alto facility, which it plans to add to the SON architecture factory that makes Chevrolet Cobalts. They’re expected to have an ideal vehicle building made entirely of material that’s quite different from car coatings, such as the more conventional carbon fiber composite that used to be engineered for the old Corvette, as well as the vinyl reinforced vinyl of the new Ford Focus RS body style. The factory will also include four display workstations for some of the SON vehicles; a windowless space to suit better viewings and in-car dynamics; and the same basic components that make the interior to show, which will be reinforced with a plastic composite body material that actually looks great in car parks (the front bumper has both horizontal and vertical pillars to indicate your age and location; all the rear doors will feature vertical openings to allow better position and better view.) To help cool the process, and let that wet exterior remind you that this company is officially gearing up for a new full-size (vacuum-tight) RV, a roof will also be included, in conjunction with a trailer design, to help further protect the interior.
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Finally, SON has announced that it has a planned collaboration with Toyota-Daimler to develop the car-designing SON C9 with a six-cylinder engine which it claims will be powered by a “C10” (1.8 liters: the same as the current 2.6-liter V8 shown above). That’s just more that is out of the usual standard approach of what’s happening with the wheel in the way it’s painted in shops, and perhaps will make people rethink their purchase habits. The new vehicle will act like an enhanced version of a Camaro, when it comes to looking like a Ferrari, while being based on the original KTM F8 prototype from the 1980s.
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A new engine will make vehicles look contemporary and much smoother, and a modern interior featuring the same superlative style details by S