More Efficient Cars

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More Efficient Cars

There are a lot of questions surrounding the efficiency of automobiles today. Since the industrial revolution we have been able to move faster and further thanks to fossil fuel. We went from horses to carriages and then to cars. At first the benefits of this change greatly outweighed any downfalls that may have been noticed. As time moved on however, those kinks were noticed and it is a very big deal today.

Although the creation of cars and others vehicles was a huge convenience, people have failed to see the detrimental effects they cause. Many argue that the use of oil and its contribution to global warming is a huge issue, and that automobiles should be more fuel-efficient; this is something that the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) works to do. On the other hand, there are those who believe that the works of the CAFE should be taken away for their efforts have not been effective. Besides the CAFE, other stakeholders in this issue include the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), United States Congress, automobile manufacturers, and automobile consumers. Sub-issues dealing with whether cars should be fuel-efficient include the amounts of oil used, safety issues, and issues relating to employment and the economy. As cars have become a way of life, they have also become damaging to the atmosphere. With that we have growing emissions pollution problems and high oil and gas prices.

Over the years scientists have been concerned with global warming on the earth. There are many things that cause global warming but one the main causes is automobiles on the road

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day and night without cease. At some point we are going to try and find other resources to power our vehicles. So that brings us to the question of whether natural gas powered cars are better than hybrids. Paying more at the pump has become an unpleasant reality for many people living in the US, and while gas prices may vary, hybrids with power and fuel efficiency are becoming a readily available of technology. Not only do they offer great quality, but they also offer great dependability in terms of their miles per gallon, and these are the things that consumers nowadays are looking for. The RX, GS, and LS Lexus Hybrids offer car buyers speed, as well as fuel economy. Along with the Cadillac Escalade Hybrid, they both extend the option of savings at the gas pump while suggesting the luxury and performance that automobile purchasers have come to always expect from these top brands. While hybrids may initially