Tag Archives: Corporate Average Fuel Economy
Measuring Tread Depth. Photo provided by Whitney Gonzalez.

Two Things You Need to Check Before Your Next Drive

So, you’ve heard over and over that you need to check the pressure and tread on your car’s tires regularly. But do you have any idea how to do so correctly? First, let’s talk tire pressure: There are countless benefits to having properly-inflated tires, including safety, increased tire lifespan and better fuel economy. What more […]

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Car Care Tips
car care tips, car safety, care care, , Electric vehicle, how to, safe driving, , tires, video
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Former Secy. Mineta: EV’s, Hybrids not only ticket to better mileage

The battle over which technologies will catapult automakers into reaching ever-stringent Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards wages on. This week, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Commerce, Norman Mineta, released a white paper in conjunction with the U.S. Coalition for Advanced Diesel Technologies – whose members include automotive suppliers Honeywell and Bosch, among others. […]

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Industry News, Inside the Beltway
, Norman Mineta, U.S. Coalition for Advanced Diesel Technologies
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Automakers will need to reach 54.5 mpg by 2025

  Friday morning, President Obama came together with automakers and industry representatives to announce the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards for model years 2017 through 2025. In a private ceremony, the President delivered his remarks on the move that will require 20 miles per gallon more than the current vehicle requirements. While there, Obama […]

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Obama, automakers reach deal on CAFE

Updated 7/28/2011 at 2:00pm Wednesday evening, Reuters reported that the Obama Administration and automakers reached a deal on the new CAFE standards. The rumors began circulating a few weeks back that OEMs could be forced to reach 56.2 miles per gallon fleet-wide between the 2017 and 2025 model years – more than 20 miles per […]

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CAFE standards, , National Automobile Dealers Association

Fuel efficiency is patriotic, or so Washington believes

Like fireworks exploding in the night sky, the news spread on Independence Day that the federal government may soon require auto manufacturers to meet 56.2 miles per gallon fleet-wide by 2025. While it may have taken (admittedly) too long for most car makers to hop onto the fuel-efficiency-is-cool bandwagon (it took 18 years to legislate higher […]

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CAFE standards, , EPA, Obama administration