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Reader Q: All-Wheel Drive Hybrid Or Diesel Cars (Not Trucks)?
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GreenCarReports.com | August 5th, 2011 We get some of our most interesting topics from reader questions. Past questions include how emergency responders should react to hybrid and electric cars, and whether towing a Prius behind a motorhome is a good idea. Today, we have a query about green cars (not trucks) that offer all-wheel drive. Our reader Stephen Fryer writes: Will there be any... Read More -
August's Most Popular Green Car Posts: What About That 230 MPG?
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GreenCarReports.com | September 9th, 2009 We usually recap our five most popular posts on GreenCarReports.com at the end of every month. We're a bit late for August but, hey, we had a long Labor Day too ... now we're back in business. We replaced most of July's most popular posts, with three new winners in our Top Five. Here goes: # 1: How Does the 2011 Chevy Volt Get 230 MPG? By Making... Read More -
Gas Taxes are Going Up--And It Might Be A Good Thing
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CarNewsBreak.com | March 29th, 2010 It seems the panjandrums in Washington D.C. have decided that the monstrous "Cap and Trade" scheme being considered as an attempt to reduce our energy consumption/CO2 emissions was indeed a lead balloon and would no longer be considered. Tried in Europe for the past few years, "Cap and Trade" had proven to be scandal-ridden, corruption-prone... Read More -
Five Questions: Ford EVP Mark Fields
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TheCarConnection.com | August 28th, 2009 Ford is in by far the best shape of the Detroit Three right now. Their sales are up compared to GM and Toyota, and their 2009 Ford Focus and 2009 Ford Escape were two of the top-selling cars bought using Cash-for-Clunkers credits. TheCarConnection.com was lucky enough to attend a Ford social event in New York City last night, part of a 100-city... Read More -
Attention, Shoppers: Infiniti QX56s, Diesels Are NOT Hybrids
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GreenCarReports.com | April 18th, 2011 It will come as a horrible shock to the driver of the pale green Infiniti QX56, but the 2-ton-plus full-size sport utility vehicle is not actually a hybrid. Nor, for that matter, is a Volkswagen Passat TDI--though it at least has a diesel engine, which gives higher gas mileage than the QX56's dismal 14 mpg city, 20 mpg highway. The misbehavior... Read More
