Actually, it seems more like "Screw the Germans" but we can't say that because then we'll get pelted with wiener schnitzel or Werner Klemperer.
The New York Times reports: $30 Million Fine for Mileage Violations.
But it sure seems cheaper to pay these fines than to create more fuel-efficient engines. Perhaps the NHTSA should make the fines really mean something, ja?
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You completely lowered your credibility by spelling Daimler wrong. Retard.
Posted by: asdas | Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 08:11 PM
They wouldn't even need to develop fuel-efficient engines, just import them from Europe... I'd bet their European CAFE is a lot better than 27.5 mpg.
Posted by: Mirko | Monday, February 04, 2008 at 09:16 AM