On Sun, 13 May 2007 17:22:12 GMT, Eeyore
<rabbitsfriendsandrelationsnospamail.com> wrote:
>> My point was - - - - - - - It is not just US cars, it is all big cars.
>> So how do you figure US cars tend to have poor fuel economy? There are some
>> small US cars that get comparable mileage to imports.
>
>They may do but the US auto makers don't pomote them much do they ? Whilst
>Detroit continues to lavish its attention on SUVs and muscle cars, overall fuel
>efficency will continue to be dismal.
People tend to forget the imports were "born" in countries were gas
always costed a lot so they tned to be masters of the art of high MPG
while Detriot has long been the master on gas guzzlers and does not
want to change its ways. Some US model "promise" good MPG but you you
own them you find that some manufacture EPA ratings are more fiction
than fact. Take Dodge, in 2008 they are yet again going to try to
market the hemi SUV as fuel efficent vehicle in the mask of a hybrid
using some GM technology. Rather than reinventing the vehical and
concept they keep trying to keep the old one alive.
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