My take........it is definitely possible to make higher MPG vehicles but it is not worth it to the auto manufacturers to do so. Seems really funny to me that for the last 20-30 years there have been some cars with really good mileage and some with really poor mileage. Now, all of a sudden all of the major auto makers just in the last 5 years have come up with cars that will get over 40MPG..........what changed in the last 5 years in automotive technology? Why can't they make ALL of their vehicles more efficient? Why is it that there are naturally aspirated cars that no longer exist that got better gas mileage than any hybrid?
I think we're all being fed a line by the auto makers and by big oil! Supply, demand, MPG, all of that is controlled to extract the most $$ from our pockets!!! just my $0.02
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