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GM/Toyota cooperation and perspectives on alt vehicles
Ford GM may face great challenge to compete
According to the report, companies such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG will have to invest less money in the next decade to comply with both U.S. and international emissions standards, while GM and Ford could lose up to 10 percent of their earnings as their share of the market shrinks.
3.0 Accord coming next year
Synopsis of EPA stats (from manufacturers)
The 11 vehicles with the lowest fuel economy were all exotic sports cars or sedans manufactured by Lamborghini, Bentley, Ferrari and Maserati. The Ford F150 pickup was 12th on the list of vehicles with the lowest fuel economy, at 12 mpg in the city.
Acting EPA Administrator Marianne Horinko said the report is meant to help drivers make the most fuel-efficient choices.
Dan Becker, a spokesman for the Sierra Club, said the report is incomplete because it doesn't collect figures on some of the largest vehicles on the road. General Motors Corp.'s Hummer H2, for example, weighs 8,600 pounds, which is 100 pounds over the limit for vehicles included in the report.
Ford GM may face great challenge to compete
According to the report, companies such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG will have to invest less money in the next decade to comply with both U.S. and international emissions standards, while GM and Ford could lose up to 10 percent of their earnings as their share of the market shrinks.
3.0 Accord coming next year
Synopsis of EPA stats (from manufacturers)
The 11 vehicles with the lowest fuel economy were all exotic sports cars or sedans manufactured by Lamborghini, Bentley, Ferrari and Maserati. The Ford F150 pickup was 12th on the list of vehicles with the lowest fuel economy, at 12 mpg in the city.
Acting EPA Administrator Marianne Horinko said the report is meant to help drivers make the most fuel-efficient choices.
Dan Becker, a spokesman for the Sierra Club, said the report is incomplete because it doesn't collect figures on some of the largest vehicles on the road. General Motors Corp.'s Hummer H2, for example, weighs 8,600 pounds, which is 100 pounds over the limit for vehicles included in the report.
