
Has the U.S. Reached Peak Vehicles?
Forget peak oil: the U.S. fleet shrank by four million cars and trucks last year
Forget peak oil: the U.S. fleet shrank by four million cars and trucks last year
The new rules will boost fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Stimulus money is determining development work
Car industry lobbyists are fighting to resist mandates to build more cars capable of burning biofuels
The President's program will accelerate increases in fuel economy and impose the first-ever national greenhouse gas emission standards on cars and trucks
Fuel efficiency rules, ethanol mandates and other government programs depend on a rapid rise in new car sales
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