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Average fuel economy of all new vehicles purchased in the U.S. and average estimated emissions per U.S. driver

01/23/2008

Information on fuel economy mpg for cars added to the American fleet tracks progress on fuel economy and meeting the U.S. goals of reducing reliance on imported oil. The estimate of emissions per driver show progress on reducing automobile emissions in the U.S., a key factor in overall emissions. This also indirectly shows the progress attainable in emerging market countries because the same manufacturers operate there and are able to bring new models with higher efficiency into these markets to reduce overall consumption and emissions. This is especially true for China and India where fuel needs and emissions for large demographics are becoming a major concern.

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With the government's investment in GM and its clear mandate for higher fuel efficency under the Obama administration, and with Ford's committment to fuel efficiency leadership, as well as the operation of Chrysler by Italian small carmaker Fiat, the move is towards smaller cars, large gains in fuel efficiency, and investment in hybrid cars.

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Small Engine shift signals big changes for buyers.

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Japanese Hybrid Vehicles

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Fuel Economy and power, and marketing strategy of Japanese Hybid vehicles

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With Gas Prices Less of a Worry, Buyers Pass Hybrid Cars By

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Honda Accord and Toyota Camry: Hybrids for Ozzie and Harriet

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Honda's Bold Bet On Hybrids

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Will Honda's Fit Be A Hit?

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Say ‘Hybrid’ and Many People Will Hear ‘Prius’

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More Hybrids by Toyota

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Neglect of fuel economy by Detroit automakers in the pre-2008 period

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Five Car Makers Back White House's Tougher Fuel Economy Rules

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New-Car Fuel Economy Reaches Record Level

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Hybrids' Unlikely Rival: Plain Old Cars

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Another surge in gasoline prices in 2011-2012 and Detroit Automakers

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Is gasoline conservation taking hold in the US as prices are edging higher?

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Makers Pack New Cars With Technology, but Younger Buyers Shrug

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Gas Prices Alter Habits of Many, but Far From All

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Resurgence in sales of SUV's and pickup trucks for GM, Ford and Chrysler in 2011-2015

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Detroit Vehicles Outperform Imports in Quality Study

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Ford's Truck Czar Divides to Conquer

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Robust Sales of Jeeps and Rams Lead Big Increase for Chrysler

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Measuring Car Sales by the Gallon

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Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

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Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

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Oil's Slide Stalls at Pump

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A Major Opportunity for Oil Bulls

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GM. Ford, Chrysler and oil price increases in 2007-2008 and 2011-2012

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High oil prices in 2008 and again in 2011. The danger this poses for the Detroit automakers as they continue to depend on SUV's and larger vehicles for revenues and profits. Even with the big strides in making small cars, a Chevy Cruze or a Ford Fiesta is still not as popular as a Honda Civic or a Toyota Prius, says one analyst.

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Chrysler’s Fall May Help Administration Reshape G.M.

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GM Chief: Industry Ill-Placed for Oil Shock

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Car Sales Jumped in February, but Here Come Those Gas Prices Again

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Stepping on the Gas Needn't Crash Detroit

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Changes in public perception of Detroit auto companies and fuel efficiency in the 2006- 2008 period.

02/28/2006

Public perception changed in this period. Columnists like Friedman said in the NYT that "GM is more dangerous to America's future" and acting like a "crack dealer." This as GM was offering buyers of large low fuel efficiency vehicles gas capped at $1/99 per gallon. Ford offered free gas upto $1000 with aprepaid Master charge debit card, enough for 6000 miles. Were the automakers lagging behind changing conditions and not adapting to changing public perception, by fighting higher fuel efficiency standards in Congress. link to Hyundai where its technology executive says Hyundai can meet higher standards with new technology and not even counting hybrids in the picture.

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Makers Pack New Cars With Technology, but Younger Buyers Shrug

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Detroit's No Good, Very Bad May

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Hyundai Aims for Efficiency Lead

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The Durango Becomes a Civilized Utility Vehicle

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Ford's new models after the GM-Chrysler bankruptcies.

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Ford's Taurus, Fiesta and other new models.

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Ford's Mulally Sees a Taurus in His Future

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Putting the Luxe Back in Lincoln

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