Obama's new TV ad pokes fun at how his request for a 35-mpg CAFE average was received in Detroit earlier this year. Good idea or not, to bring this up now? And then let's talk cars that don't have an mpg at all: pure electrics. Would you drive an all-electric BYD F6E sedan the latest possibility from the Chinese automaker? Not that it'll ever make it to the U.S., but we're talking theoreticals, here.
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