Editorial: Where’s The Yellow Peril?

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• Re: Study Validates Common Sense: Air Cars Are Hot Air
  
  Lorenzo - Well, it’s obviously not the silver bullet everybody is looking for. Just as hybrids use electricity and an ICE to bypass the battery...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  John Horner - The frozen-in-time CAFE rules have a whole lot to do with the frozen-in-time fuel economy numbers of many...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  John Horner - All true, and also true is that most classes of cars have gotten a lot bigger. Today’s Civic is a giant...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  John Horner - When looking at the market shift to “trucks”, keep in mind that the federal definition of a...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  reclusive_in_nature - I thought the recent neutering of todays cars felt familiar. History repeating itself folks.
• Re: TTAC does the 24 Hours of LeMons. And Dies. Again.
  
  obbop - During interviews and non-broadcast, non-recorded discussions is every third word a mention of a sponsor? Omit the sponsor thing every other...
• Re: Wild-Ass Rumor Of The Day: Brilliance Buying Dealers, Saturn Brand For US Launch?
  
  seschub - I think the most interesting aspect of this would be the Chinese dealings with potential U.S. unions. ...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  Juniper - I guess I am a 64 GTO. 389 Tri Power 4spd. Posi. manual everything. The only thing I would change would be to add disk brakes and modern tires. Light,...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  obbop - Mopar rules!!!!! Since assuredly the mob here is eagerly awaiting my input here we go!!! 1972 Plymouth Duster with a 318. Dark but not too dark blue color. I...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  PeteMoran - Sorry, 92billion and 175billion gallons.