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In reality, once you get to a certain level of efficiency, it's something of a moot point anyway. Both money-wise and emission-wise, there are likely much costl
by scarmig 14y ago
In reality, once you get to a certain level of efficiency, it's something of a moot point anyway. Both money-wise and emission-wise, there are likely much costlier areas to focus your efficiency increasing efforts than your vehicle.
(Range, on the other hand, still has large gains to be had.)
- jlgreco 14y agoYeah, I guess an issue is getting consumers to understand that while a high MPG is better than a low MPG, having no MPG is even better. Consumers want easy presentable numbers to compare, so they can feel like they have a grasp on the difference.