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Green Car Congress has digested the EPA’s Report on Vehicle Fuel Consumption and CO output for the period covering 1975 through 2008. For the fifth consecutive year, fuel economy of light-duty vehicles has improved. This trend reversed a long period of declining efficiency, which started in 1987, the all-time peak year for maximum economy (22
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WASHINGTON - For the fifth consecutive year, EPA is reporting an increase in fuel efficiency with a corresponding decrease in average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for new cars and light duty trucks. This marks the first time that data for CO2 emissions are included in the annual report, “Light-Duty Automotive Technology, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, and Fuel Economy Trends: 1975 through 2009â€.
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... us comfort as well as safety. These have been built in terms of right order of fuel economy, giving us shelter and enjoyment while we drive. ... through domestic parts. There is no co-incidence to the high rate of fuel economy that can come to Focus with some of the larger and greater designs ... also ties with the MINI Cooper in terms of high fuel economical power. It is full of complements from safety ...
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy unveiled the 2010 Fuel Economy Guide, which gives consumers important information about estimated fuel costs and mileage standards for model year 2010 vehicles.
“Every year, consumers use the Fuel Economy Guide to find clean, efficient, cost-effective vehicles that meets their ...
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... to 2006; this is in stark contrast to the 15 percent by which fuel economy actually increased. I also find that once technological progress is ... manufacturers tend to be above the median in terms of their passenger vehicle fuel efficiency conditional on weight and engine power, ... emissions and safety. We can understand a statistical analysis of fuel economy versus weight and power, but to completely ...
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... problem, I plugged in the quoted Canadian L/100km economy numbers (10.4 city, 7 highway) for ... miles per gallon as they used to be about horsepower, there can’t be wildly varying fuel economy figures for identical vehicles between countries. An ... but also sales and, ultimately, government mandates for emissions and fuel economy requirements.
Helping me with all this was Mark Stevenson, another ...
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