Brighter, Cleaner Outlook For U.S. Diesels
MSNBC.com
Nissan’s plans for a new Maxima is just one example of a move to cleaner, fuel-efficient diesel vehicles that could offer motorists a surprising solution to the problem of high gasoline prices, analysts say.
Today’s diesel engines provide 25 to 35 percent better fuel economy than typical gas engines, and thanks to new federal regulations that came into effect last year requiring the use of low-sulfur diesel, they are also much less harmful to the environment than in the past, when many states, including California and New York, banned their sale. Read the full article.
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