CARB has just passed sweeping new changes to their motor vehicle emissions regulations. This is going to be hard for many people to swallow… http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2012/01/27/national/a112411S80.DTL

Have you been to California?? Air quality there …while greatly improved from 20 years ago…is not even close to the Air quality here in NH. And car pollution is by far the biggest polluter in many of it’s cities. I surely understand the reasoning behind their decision. This is going to be hard for m…

Cars as we knew them are already on the way out. Nothing new here.

If they hold the party and no one comes, what happens? It will be interesting to see if enough Californians will buy zero emission vehicles to make the 1 in 7 car fiat workable. What happens if they fall short? Will they stop new car sales entirely? ““Our research shows a $1,400 to $1,900 car pr…

And they most certainly, can’t possibly, do anything better…cheaper !

“New Emissions Rules Will Kill Cars as We Know Them…” We can only hope.

When Chrysler introduced 4-wheel hydraulic brakes on lower-priced cars, the mfrs that did not have this technology predicted gloom and doom because those Chryslers “would stop too fast”. When seatbelt use was mandated in many states, some folks refused to use them because “thousands of people will …

Other than the obvious question about what happens if the public ain’t buyin’ in the ratio they desire I would take any stats quoted by the director of that board with a large grain of salt

Take a fuel efficient economy gasoline car that gets 35 mpg, equip it with a two gallon gas tank, and then make it a requirement that you can only fill the gas tank up once each day. That’s roughly equivalent to a all electric car available today. And people are wondering why electric cars have ne…

I’m willing to bet that, in some areas, it’s actually safer to breath the exhaust fumes from a brand new vehicle than the air the engine is sucking in. also:

New Emissions Rules Will Kill Cars as We Know Them

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texases January 28, 2012, 3:01am 5

I bet the new CAFE regs will achieve much of what the CA regs require, so the additional impact of the CA regs will not be nearly as much as it would be without the CAFE revisions.

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New Emissions Rules Will Kill Cars as We Know Them

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