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Jaguar Land Rover, like all other carmakers, is looking at having to meet vastly tougher regulations on gas mileage (in North America) and carbon emissions (in Europe and Asia) if it is to continue selling the large, luxurious all-wheel-drive vehicles that made its reputation (and most likely the bulk of its profits).
#Gas guzzlers extreme common sense media drivers#
drivers surveyed don't understand that fact.īut over any mileage you care to choose, improving a 10-mpg vehicle to 20 mpg saves you fully five times the gasoline that replacing a 33-mpg vehicle with one that gets 50 mpg would. As we regularly note, miles-per-gallon is not a linear scale, although two-thirds of U.S. And finally, many more gallons of gasoline are saved by making low-mileage vehicles more efficient than by doing the same in more economical vehicles.
