April Fools’ Day always brings about quite a few pranks throughout the automotive industry. We’ve gathered the best of 2011 into one mega-post for your enjoyment.
April Fools’ Day always brings about quite a few pranks throughout the automotive industry. We’ve gathered the best of 2011 into one mega-post for your enjoyment.
The Chevy Volt’s fuel economy has been rated at the equivalent of 60 mpg by the Environmental Protection Agency. That sounds much more reasonable than the extravagant 230 mpg figure they came up with last year.
The Environmental Protection Agency has rated the Nissan LEAF’s combined fuel consumption at the equivalent of 99 miles per gallon.
The EPA and DOT are proposing a new fuel economy label, with two options proposed.
Mahindra’s diesel pickup trucks have received certification from the Environmental Protection Agency, meaning that they should be arriving in the US soon.
Canada has decided to implement their first-ever emission standards, based on the recently introduced US standards. Previously, Canada didn’t have standards. There were guidelines in place, but compliance was not mandatory.
Engine manufacturer Cummins has had to recall 405 engines and pay a $2.1 million fine, because they violated the Clear Air Act.