Filed under: Car Buying, Euro, Green
Breathe easy: British website lists low CO2 emitters
British buyers have been able to glance quickly at their color coded environmental labels since 2005, a convenient way to assess the footprint they'll be leaving on things green or furry. Now buyers can head to the Department for Transport's website, and the DfT's ACT on CO2 program will provide a list of the top 10 cars in 14 different categories for low CO2 emissions. Providing this information in an accessible manner has the potential to spur drivers to purchase more fuel-efficient (and thus more CO2 efficient) vehicles. The categories were laid out by What Car? and the rankings were created using data from the Vehicle Certification Agency, which conducts the official emissions tests for the DfT. The website can be found here.
[Source: DfT via autoindustry.co.uk]
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Richard 12:09PM (8/02/2007)
Now here is the kind of Free Market solution America needs.
Inform the buyer and let them decide. You know, like "We report, you decide."
I wonder what colour sticker Nancy Pelosi would garner.
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