Auto Executives Back Obama's Emissions Plan
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Kent Garber
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Nation & World - May 29, 2009
By 2016 the American car fleet must be nearly 40 percent more fuel efficient than it is today.
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Fuel-Efficient Cars May Be Good, But They'll Kill the American Car Culture
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John Aloysius Farrell
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John A. Farrell - May 20, 2009
Like the demise of newspapers, this is going to be painful to watch.
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Obama Proposes Strict Vehicle Emissions Limits
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - May 19, 2009
The president's proposal would require vehicles to get 35.5 miles per gallon by 2016.
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How Obama Is Revamping America's Cars
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 19, 2009
Autos will cost more at the dealer, and less at the pump.
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Obama Boosts Fuel Economy Standards Despite Detroit's Woes
By
Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - March 27, 2009
The increase, the first in more than 25 years, comes as carmakers struggle with the recession.
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The Short Life and Happy Death of Mustang II
By
John Aloysius Farrell
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John A. Farrell - August 13, 2008
The Short Life and Happy Death of Mustang II
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New Landings Save Airplane Fuel
By
Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - July 2, 2008
Airlines try "continuous descent" to save on fuel costs.
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6 Cars Built for $4 Gas
By
Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 11, 2008
A few models are bucking the trend and selling nicely.
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Toyota Works to Keep the Wow in Hybrids
By
Rick Newman
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Money - June 5, 2008
$4 gas puts the automaker in position to expand its market share.
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The Greenest—and Meanest—Car Companies
By
Rick Newman
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Money - June 2, 2008
New data on the automakers' future plans reveal the best and worst mpg.
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How We Calculated the 'Mileage Gap'
By
Rick Newman
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Money - June 2, 2008
Two government documents provide the core data.
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Which Carmakers Will Win—and Lose—Under New Mileage Rules
By
Rick Newman
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Money - June 2, 2008
As the government clarifies mpg standards, some automakers face a steep "mileage gap."
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Fuel Efficiency Plan Aims for Big Savings
By
Marianne Lavelle
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Nation & World - April 22, 2008
The White House's proposal exceeds what Congress required, but gives new flexibility to automakers.
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Getting Past the Cost of Saving Fuel
By
Marianne Lavelle
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Beyond the Barrel - April 4, 2008
Truck auxiliary power units curb diesel waste, but the price tag can be a hurdle.
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Cars With the Best 'Muscle Per Gallon'
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
Here's our take on which cars offer the best—and worst—mix of performance and fuel economy.
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Cars With the Most Thrill Per Gallon
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
Cars With the Best 'Muscle Per Gallon'.
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Muscle per Gallon: Sports Cars
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Small Cars
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Minivans
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Midsize Cars
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Midsize SUVs
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Large Cars
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Large SUVs
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Muscle per Gallon: Compact SUVs
By
Rick Newman
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Money - April 2, 2008
We rated cars' mix of performance and fuel economy (the muscle per gallon index).
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Truckers Back a National 65-mph Speed Limit
By
Marianne Lavelle
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Beyond the Barrel - March 26, 2008
Big truckers slow down to save fuel and want to put the brakes on smaller competitors, too.
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