Ads Against Raising Fuel Economy Standards Scrapped
After several days of posturing and, quite frankly, whining about the Obama administration’s proposed new fuel economy standards, the Alliance of Automobile Manufactures has decided not to air its...
View ArticleFuel Economy Standards – It’s Time to Crap or Get off the Pot
Remember when I said the Alliance for Automobile Manufacturers had cancelled their radio ad campaign against the proposed increase in fuel economy standards? Yeah, turns out that’s back on – in...
View ArticleHow the New Fuel Economy Standards Could Kill The Economy
I’ll be upfront with this, I don’t believe that the White House’s soon to be proposed higher fuel economy standards are going to kill the economy. I just don’t think it’s realistic. In fact, I tend to...
View ArticleIs the Federal Fuel Tax About to be Cut?
It what will amount to an absolutely asinine and incredibly stupid move should it happen, some members of Congress may oppose the renewal of the federal gasoline and diesel fuel tax when it is set to...
View ArticleIs it Worth it for an Automaker to Go Green?
It’s estimated that the world accommodates over a billion passenger cars. Their emissions play a part in global warming and the extreme weather conditions that result. One study showed that vehicle...
View ArticleConsumers Should Take Advantage of This
Consumers can easily take advantage of special offers throughout the U.S. automobile market. On major holidays, there are plenty of nationwide discounts and other special promotions available on car...
View ArticleComing Soon to a Pump Near You: Natural Gas
For the last hundred or so years Americans, as well as the rest of the civilized world, have relied on gas powered vehicles to get around. Although there are a number of biofuel programs attempting to...
View ArticleBeware of Faulty Gas Pumps
Normally when you swipe your credit or debit card at the gas station, you expect that the pump is going to work correctly and give you the gas that you paid for. With gas prices hovering around $3.50 a...
View ArticleMotorparks launches two new car calculators
British car dealership Motorparks has released a pair of new motoring calculators, which will help motorists to discover if they can afford the vehicle that has caught their eye. With the company’s...
View ArticleIntroducing the Volkswagen ID concept
The 2016 Paris Motor Show saw the grand reveal of the Volkswagen ID concept, ushering in the German manufacturer’s take on an alternatively fuelled future. Dr Herbert Diess, the Chairman of the Board...
View ArticleFuel Economy vs. Fuel Taxes – Which Will Do More?
Here’s an interesting question: which is more likely to make you use less fuel, forcing you to buy a more fuel efficient vehicle or forcing you to pay a much, much higher fuel tax? This is sort of a...
View ArticleMichigan Lawmakers Prepare to Fight Possible Proposed Fuel Economy Standards
Despite having a large portion of their state’s economy saved by the Federal Government’s auto bailouts, lawmakers in Michigan are preparing to express concerns and discontent over the White House’s...
View ArticleAds Against Raising Fuel Economy Standards Scrapped
After several days of posturing and, quite frankly, whining about the Obama administration’s proposed new fuel economy standards, the Alliance of Automobile Manufactures has decided not to air its...
View ArticleFuel Economy Standards – It’s Time to Crap or Get off the Pot
Remember when I said the Alliance for Automobile Manufacturers had cancelled their radio ad campaign against the proposed increase in fuel economy standards? Yeah, turns out that’s back on – in...
View ArticleHow the New Fuel Economy Standards Could Kill The Economy
I’ll be upfront with this, I don’t believe that the White House’s soon to be proposed higher fuel economy standards are going to kill the economy. I just don’t think it’s realistic. In fact, I tend to...
View ArticleIs the Federal Fuel Tax About to be Cut?
It what will amount to an absolutely asinine and incredibly stupid move should it happen, some members of Congress may oppose the renewal of the federal gasoline and diesel fuel tax when it is set to...
View ArticleIs it Worth it for an Automaker to Go Green?
It’s estimated that the world accommodates over a billion passenger cars. Their emissions play a part in global warming and the extreme weather conditions that result. One study showed that vehicle...
View ArticleConsumers Should Take Advantage of This
Consumers can easily take advantage of special offers throughout the U.S. automobile market. On major holidays, there are plenty of nationwide discounts and other special promotions available on car...
View ArticleComing Soon to a Pump Near You: Natural Gas
For the last hundred or so years Americans, as well as the rest of the civilized world, have relied on gas powered vehicles to get around. Although there are a number of biofuel programs attempting to...
View ArticleBeware of Faulty Gas Pumps
Normally when you swipe your credit or debit card at the gas station, you expect that the pump is going to work correctly and give you the gas that you paid for. With gas prices hovering around $3.50 a...
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