American Auto Market …?
With all the concerns about global warming and pollution and rising gas prices … so How can Americans be that stupid if the majority of vehicles on sale here get about 20mpg and the car more efficient, the Prius, gets only about 40mpg with a complicated computer system, an electric motor and gasoline engine small. While in Europe most cars get 40mpg with a regular gasoline engine without sacrificing much power. The principle that many cars get 50-60mpg with nothing more than an efficient diesel engine, not even her a "hybrid" and get better mpg than a Prius.
Interesting point. Is not the Prius, even the greenest of green cars. Some vehicles Diesel gets better mileage than the prius. But if you really look around. Most people do not really care about fuel prices. still want to driving luxury cars and large trucks. I guess I do not understand. What is the point of buying a car that goes 10 miles per gallon if theres no oil to fill.
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