'cafe' entries

Wow. Congress has passed a bill that the White House indicates the President will sign that increases fleet-wide fuel economy standards from 25 MPG to 35 MPG by 2020.

Lost in the debate about whether US auto fuel economy standards should be raised is the fact that many car manufacturers are not meeting today's fuel standards but are instead paying fines.

The State of Georgia is still having trouble with their Prius emissions tests.

Triple Pundit had an interesting article earlier this month about a new group of American auto workers and dealers who disagree with the auto lobby.

US automobile fuel efficiency standards have not been increased since 1990. So if automakers were not required by law to make fuel economy improvements, what did they do? Or has car technology been unchanged since 1990? We take a look at several car models to see how car power, weight and fuel efficiency have been changing.