There’s all kinds of controversy over what makes a car “green” and what doesn’t. Some point to size and efficiency, crucifying Hummers and full-size trucks as criminals against the planet. Others point to lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, battery-component mining pollution and other less-obvious measures to excoriate hybrids. In any case, TTAC’s scientific department isn’t well-funded enough to issue a comprehensive report on the subject. Forbes may not have tested cars itself, or dug into true “dust-to-dust” footprints, but it’s gone ahead and published a list of “America’s Dirtiest Vehicles” anyway. Let’s take a look, shall we?
Posted in Fuel Economy, Green, New Cars, News Blog
Tagged as air pollution data, Forbes, grand cherokee, greenhouse gas emissions, Jeep
Tagged as air pollution data, Forbes, grand cherokee, greenhouse gas emissions, Jeep
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bigtruckseriesreview @ Youtube - The auto industry has only the alarmingly increasing number of natural disasters to thank!
Fordson - I don’t think they compete – with the RR, you have to care only about how you look driving it. With the QX56, you have to care NOTHING...
Brendan McAleer - I love the “powered by Porsche” on the header too. Here’s a great interview with a semi-local owner. Guy has a fantastic car...
ToxicSludge - Putz is only interested in money,not integrity.
manbridge - Cool, I’ll search for that article as I like techy content.
kkt - Largest American nation by square miles is Canada. Canada has the 2nd largest area of countries in the world, after Russia.
kkt - The ragtop saves trunk space. It’d be nice to take this car off for a weekend and have enough room for a suitcase with a change of clothes.
Fordson - And yet there is the fact that the best Bentleys, as actual automobiles, are the Continental and Flying Spur. And It’s BECAUSE they are...
Lampredi - Seriously? Muller didn’t even understand that he had to find non-Chinese investors in order to save...
Junebug - OK, if I’m reading this right, RR is more expensive, more likely to break more often and has only as good or worse interiors as other lux...