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Originally posted by HoHoFoo
Here we pay 5.95 U.S. dollars per US gallon and we have research in biogas, wood gas and this car I would buy any day: car going by air
Use babelfish.altavista.com if your french is outdated
Originally posted by apc
$6 a gallon? I just hope we can make it atleast two more years until that time... enough time to get out of the city.
Originally posted by 5aret
So the question is why does Europe have cars that save gas but the USA has the same cars that save less gas. So why?
5aret
Originally posted by uuhelpus
Emissions laws. Cars have to burn the same (gas, not diesel) fuel
Cars have gotten heavier and polution laws have gotten stricter
Originally posted by 5aret
Why do you say that? For all we know, it could make problems within the middle east even worse.
Originally posted by bigx01
Originally posted by uuhelpus
Emissions laws. Cars have to burn the same (gas, not diesel) fuel
Cars have gotten heavier and polution laws have gotten stricter
they don't have to burn just gas. they can burn diesel also. they sell diesel cars here.
in europe they just have less strict laws. california has the strictest and so everyone wants to sell there.
for the most part cars have gotten lighter not heavier.
Originally posted by 5aret
So you mean like going back to the 1700's and 1800's? In the west they did the same thing, bought land and lived off of it for their food, water, and shelter.
Originally posted by nuclearap0x
Its really funny how our economy is stablized here in America. No longer backed by gold means we are backed simply by American income and buisness as a whole. Needless to say the people at ATS are aware of the demand for oil , it may be less apparent that the value of American currenty is descending. Minimum wage driving up and the constent production of currency means less value. Gas will be $6.00 a gallon in Eastern America around mid summer 2007.