Thread #8763

35MPG by 2020???

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forpinksJanuary 23, 2008
#120143

35MPG by 2020???

Does the signed 35MPG by 2020 law apply to "all" cars built even before 2020, some not even built in the 21st century?


I'm not familiar about the law and can't find a "clear" enough document stating this US law, and still unclear on what they mean by "all cars and trucks by 2020"... It's giving me a headache because I want to have a VIP flatform and want to keep it for more than 10years to be classic and be driven for a Sunday drive!

OW!:pat:
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Does the signed 35MPG by 2020 law apply to "all" cars built even before 2020, some not even built in the 21st century?


I'm not familiar about the law and can't find a "clear" enough document stating this US law, and still unclear on what they mean by "all cars and trucks by 2020"... It's giving me a headache because I want to have a VIP flatform and want to keep it for more than 10years to be classic and be driven for a Sunday drive!

OW!:pat:
CaoboyJanuary 23, 2008
#120160
I think this needs to be moved to Offtopic. Also, i think it means that all cars produced 2020 and after will need to comply with the 35mpg rule. is that an actual law, or just something they are trying to get in effect
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I think this needs to be moved to Offtopic. Also, i think it means that all cars produced 2020 and after will need to comply with the 35mpg rule. is that an actual law, or just something they are trying to get in effect
widebody_QJanuary 23, 2008
#120180
By then, cars will be using salt water to power their cars :runcoold:
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By then, cars will be using salt water to power their cars :runcoold:
CaoboyJanuary 23, 2008
#120184
So much for salt in the gas tank.
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So much for salt in the gas tank.