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European Automakers Claimed To Use Testing Loopholes In Emissions Compliance

European Automakers Claimed To Use Testing Loopholes In Emissions Compliance

Though the European Environment Agency proclaimed new cars sold throughout the European Union in 2013 as being 4 percent cleaner than those sold in 2012, an environmentalist group says testing loopholes are the cause behind the results.

Cameron Aubernon May 01, 2014

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