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But my point is, the equivalent today gets a lot better milage, and the reason why has lots to do with why it is not fixable.
by user-the-name 5y ago
But my point is, the equivalent today gets a lot better milage, and the reason why has lots to do with why it is not fixable.
- ppf 5y agoYes, modern engines are optimised for fuel and emissions efficiency to within an inch of their lives. This was my entire point - we could move a couple of people in a Fiat 500 and get 43mpg, in 1957. Without the incentives I mentioned in my first post, we could easily make an engine much more efficient than that, and fixable.
- ppf 5y agoAs you ignored my comment on our other discussion, and continue the conversation here - I also assume you have electric heating and hot water at your house. After all, everyone needs to do everything possible to reduce fossil fuel usage, right?