nick hull wrote in
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Richard J Kinch wrote:

Don't get me started on 35 mpg cars. The US government decrees a
change in the laws of physics!

It's no problem getting 35mpg, the problem is affording it

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I had a 1962 MG Midget - fancy version of the Mk. II A-H Sprite - that gave
me 33 MPG City, 55 MPG Highway.

If this could be done 45 years ago then why can't it be done today?

BTW, for one car that's slated to hit the market about a year from now
that'll (supposedly) get over 180 MPG, go to http://www/loremo.com.

Too bad the SafetyNazis will prevent US sales.