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It's been months in the making but Rvinyl has just launched its newly designed website. Better, faster and easier to navigate we're excited to bring you the best in custom tint and accessories. And, best off all, we have dropped our shipping fees for all orders with addresses in the continental US! 

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If you've never ordered from us before now's the time. Simply subscribe to our website and get a code for $5 off your first order over $25. 

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2011 Honda CR-Z - Honda's Hybrid Answer to the Prius

This year's CR-Z is designed to be the heir to the Insight and to gain control of the hybrid market. For most of the first decade of the Twenty-first Century sales of all Honda hybrids fell far short to those of the Prius alone. Unsurprisingly, Honda hopes that the 2011 CR-Z will be the answer to their prayers.

From the outside, the 2011 CR-Z is squat and menacing but with a huge, clear hatch lid that continues to be modern even though it seems to have been taken straight from the old Insight. The CR-Z's device panel's structure, lighting and style, which create the revolutionary internal look while staying true to Honda's obsession with the functional.

All in all, the CR-Z seems to straddle the fence between green and boy-racer without completely perfecting either. Despite this reality, the CR-Z is an eye-catching ride with modern style hints within and without. Perhaps the best aspect of the CR-Z visual is discovered in the style of the back hatch out and over-sized taillights.

Urban Manufacturing - Saving Our Economies and Environment

As the civilization goes into an uncertain economic and ecological future one promising reaction from the world of commerce is the idea of mini-manufacturing. Micro-manufacturing is simply a new term for an old concept: assemble and produce products on a human scale.

Although the impetus are myriad for turning to small-scale manufacturing there are three primary reasons for any company to choose micro-manufacturing over bigger outsourcing operations: precision, use of limited resources and greater control over the production process.

All across the US little producers are taking up in significant places. These producers are generally niche manufacturers but whether one points to American Apparel in downtown LA or to Rvinyl, a producer of auto film and components, in the heart of mid-town New york (not typically an area associated with vehicle parts and products) the trend of job loss to outsourcers may be waning.


Read more here:

http://colabradio.mit.edu/city-made-the-case-for-small-urban-manufacturers/