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You think car companies would not increase efficiency unless it was mandated?
"
by
colin
not if people were buying them anyway. -- nm
Posted by
Andie
Apr 30 '13, 12:38
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most people will buy a more efficient car with rising costs of fuel. companies, who want to make money, will make more efficient vehicles to make
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colin
Apr 30, 12:40
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but the more fuel efficient cars have to exist on the market in order for the customers to buy them in the first place. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 30, 12:44
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right. if all cars just have bad mileage, it becomes 'just the way it is.' -- nm
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Andie
Apr 30, 12:46
That's just not historically true. And high gas prices are a fairly recent phenomenon. We would be far behind in fuel efficiency from where we are
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pmb
Apr 30, 12:43
I don't know about you, but I can't just turn around and buy a new car just because fuel prices went up
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Reagen
Apr 30, 12:43
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