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Feed Icon A misleading message. NADA suggest low-income buyers can't afford fuel efficient models. But we know they actually get a double-benefit. As standards drive more fuel-efficient vehicles into the marketplace, the efficiency of the used car market will improve as well. And we think that's a win win. http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/ltonachel/nada_should_be_smiling_auto_de.html 
NADA Should Be Smiling: Auto Dealer Profits Are Up as Fuel-Efficient Models Grow | Luke Tonachel's B switchboard.nrdc.org Consumers shopping for a new car have more fuel-efficient options and auto dealers are seeing a “renaissance” at their stores. The model year 2012 cars in showrooms today are the first to meet fuel efficiency and carbon pollution standards first...
NADA Should Be Smiling: Auto Dealer Profits Are Up as Fuel-Efficient Models Grow | Luke Tonachel's B switchboard.nrdc.org Consumers shopping for a new car have more fuel-efficient options and auto dealers are seeing a “renaissance” at their stores. The model year 2012 cars in showrooms today are the first to meet fuel efficiency and carbon pollution standards first... - 16/05/2012 - 3:50
Feed Icon Authors of study use scare tactics to overestimate the effects of fuel economy standards on the Highway Trust Fund. Time to set the record straight. http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/dlovaas/how_cbo_got_it_wrong_on_fuel_c.html 
How CBO Got it Wrong on Fuel Consumption and the Trust Fund | Deron Lovaas's Blog | Switchboard, fro switchboard.nrdc.org The authors of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study released last week must have been sniffing gas fumes when they drastically overestimated the effects of the proposed fuel economy standards on the Highway Trust Fund. The study claims that proposed changes...
How CBO Got it Wrong on Fuel Consumption and the Trust Fund | Deron Lovaas's Blog | Switchboard, fro switchboard.nrdc.org The authors of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study released last week must have been sniffing gas fumes when they drastically overestimated the effects of the proposed fuel economy standards on the Highway Trust Fund. The study claims that proposed changes... - 15/05/2012 - 10:22
Feed Icon Fictitious budget shortfalls on smart vehicle policies could undermine clean vehicle standards. We're not buying it. Are you? http://blog.ucsusa.org/congressional-budget-office-embraces-fiction-in-latest-analysis 
Congressional Budget Office Embraces Fiction in Latest Analysis - The Equation blog.ucsusa.org Following the old adage, “Never let the facts get in the way of a good story,” the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued a report last week blaming an upcoming set of vehicle fuel economy and emissions standards for an anticipated gaping deficit in the Highway Trust Fund. Salacious as it may soun...
Congressional Budget Office Embraces Fiction in Latest Analysis - The Equation blog.ucsusa.org Following the old adage, “Never let the facts get in the way of a good story,” the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued a report last week blaming an upcoming set of vehicle fuel economy and emissions standards for an anticipated gaping deficit in the Highway Trust Fund. Salacious as it may soun... - 14/05/2012 - 4:10
Feed Icon Now that fuel efficient vehicle options have tripled thanks to CAFE standards let's talk prices. Not in the market for a 'new' car? You might be surprised. Car makers are offering plenty of incentives to purchase a clean car that's good for your wallet and the environment. http://www.hybridcars.com/news/nrdc-study-shows-cafe-rules-will-pay-multiple-dividends-45076.html 
NRDC Study Shows CAFE Rules Will Pay Multiple Dividends | Hybrid Cars www.hybridcars.com Figure1 [HCTITLE] [HCDATE] Last week the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) released a study showing that pending Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) regulations have begun a cascade of benefits that far outweigh the costs of their
NRDC Study Shows CAFE Rules Will Pay Multiple Dividends | Hybrid Cars www.hybridcars.com Figure1 [HCTITLE] [HCDATE] Last week the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) released a study showing that pending Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) regulations have begun a cascade of benefits that far outweigh the costs of their - 26/04/2012 - 4:35
Feed Icon Automakers are responding big time to standards as our choices in fuel efficient cars has doubled. But where do motorcycles fit in? With vehicles now averaging more mpg than ever, how will motorcycle manufacturers compete? http://www.advertiser-tribune.com/page/blogs.detail/display/1023/Vehicles-of-the-future.html Vehicles of the future - Letters from the editor by Rob Weaver - Advertiser-Tribune.com | News, spor www.advertiser-tribune.com The Advertiser-Tribune, Tiffins best source for local and national news, sports, weather, and features in the Tiffin area. The A-T serves Seneca, Wyandot, Hancock, Sandusky, and Crawford counties and Northwest Ohio areas.
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Feed Icon Thinking of a trade in? From minivans, to trucks, to compact cars, the 54.5 mpg by 2025 standard means more miles to the gallon and big savings no matter what's your pleasure. http://evworld.com/news.cfm?newsid=27809 
54.5 MPG Fuel Standard Will Save Drivers $68 Billion By 2030: #evworld evworld.com Drivers in Texas, California and Florida will save the most in 2030 according to new NRDC report “Relieving Pain at the Pump.”
54.5 MPG Fuel Standard Will Save Drivers $68 Billion By 2030: #evworld evworld.com Drivers in Texas, California and Florida will save the most in 2030 according to new NRDC report “Relieving Pain at the Pump.” - 25/04/2012 - 3:03
Feed Icon High gas prices hitting you left and right? Arm yourself with fuel efficiency. Report shows that more Americans are looking to green cars to save in the long run. http://news.tradingcharts.com/futures/8/0/177292208.html 
Study sees $69B in savings on fuel by '30 news.tradingcharts.com WASHINGTON, Apr 20, 2012 (Detroit Free Press - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Better technology and increased consumer interest in fuel economy could save as much as $69 billion annually by 2030, according to a study released Thursday by the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Study sees $69B in savings on fuel by '30 news.tradingcharts.com WASHINGTON, Apr 20, 2012 (Detroit Free Press - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Better technology and increased consumer interest in fuel economy could save as much as $69 billion annually by 2030, according to a study released Thursday by the Natural Resources Defense Council. - 25/04/2012 - 11:38
Feed Icon Stand up Florida! You too are highly ranked as a top 10 state expected to receive the most savings from Obama's new fuel standards. Go60 knew you had it in you. http://www.bizjournals.com/tampabay/news/2012/04/23/fuel-efficiency-standards-to-save.html?ana=RSS&s=article_search&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+bizj_tampabay+%28Tampa+Bay+Business+Journal%29 
Fuel-efficiency standards to save Florida drivers $6.68B - Tampa Bay Business Journal www.bizjournals.com Drivers in the state of Florida could save $6.68 billion in fuel costs once the ...
Fuel-efficiency standards to save Florida drivers $6.68B - Tampa Bay Business Journal www.bizjournals.com Drivers in the state of Florida could save $6.68 billion in fuel costs once the ... - 24/04/2012 - 4:44
Feed Icon Who says the bigger the better? Car manufacturers known for the most 'rugged' of vehicles focus in on fuel efficiency. Smaller engines can mean more mpg. Who knew? http://moneyland.time.com/2012/04/23/size-matters-now-automakers-brag-about-how-small-their-engines-are/ 
Automakers' Engines Get Smaller, More Fuel Efficient | Moneyland | TIME.com moneyland.time.com Is all that classic macho car chatter about V8s, horsepower, and "muscle" disappearing? Now, amid $4 gas and government requirements for cars with better mileage, car manufacturers are pumping their own tires regarding how small—and fuel-efficient—their vehicles' engines are.
Automakers' Engines Get Smaller, More Fuel Efficient | Moneyland | TIME.com moneyland.time.com Is all that classic macho car chatter about V8s, horsepower, and "muscle" disappearing? Now, amid $4 gas and government requirements for cars with better mileage, car manufacturers are pumping their own tires regarding how small—and fuel-efficient—their vehicles' engines are. - 24/04/2012 - 12:57
Feed Icon More reports that fuel efficiency standards + consumer demand = an array of new green vehicles that will cut your gasoline use in half! http://www.greenrightnow.com/weareaustin/2012/04/19/efficiency-baby-efficiency-nrdc-report-touts-better-cars-as-solution-to-oil-woes/#axzz1sWjaknyY 
Efficiency, baby, efficiency: NRDC report touts better cars as solution to oil woes | Green Right N www.greenrightnow.com
Efficiency, baby, efficiency: NRDC report touts better cars as solution to oil woes | Green Right N www.greenrightnow.com - 24/04/2012 - 9:36