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While the "small-claims flash mob" is interesting, I have a problem with the original problem. Buying a car isn't a small purchase (for most people) so you wou
by icefox 15y ago
While the "small-claims flash mob" is interesting, I have a problem with the original problem. Buying a car isn't a small purchase (for most people) so you would think they would have done some small amount of research or just read the sticker on the car window. The article makes it out that every civic hybrid every sold counts in the lawsuit. If the car has been out for years pretending you don't know what the mpg that it will be getting is just grabbing for money. Or was there details left out of the article?
- elemeno 15y agoI think you missed the part of the article where the said that the batteries on some of the cars deteriorated at a faster rate than they should have done, leading the cars to use their (gasoline) engines more - thus reducing the fuel economy which was based on the car working as an effective hybrid.
- icefox 15y agodoh, saw the "Copyright © 2011, Los Angeles Times" at the bottom and thought it was the end or the article, didn't see the "Page 2".