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The EPA Slams the Door on High Performance

Published March 8, 2016, Los Angeles Daily Journal – If the Volkswagen emissions scandal has done anything, it has highlighted the enormous rule-making ability the Environmental Protection Agency possesses. The continued viability Volkswagen is threatened — […]

By |2016-03-09T17:54:44-08:00March 9th, 2016|Auto Industry Attorney, Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, Corporate Average Fuel Economy, Volkswagen|Comments Off on The EPA Slams the Door on High Performance

A Failed System

Published November 11, 2014, Los Angeles Daily Journal – The sad truth is that automakers face little deterrent from U.S. authorities to correctly represent their vehicles’ fuel economy standards. The Environmental Protection Agency has long required […]

By |2014-11-14T17:31:52-08:00November 14th, 2014|Auto Industry Attorney, Auto Recalls, Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, CAFE, Class Action, Corporate Average Fuel Economy|Comments Off on A Failed System

There’s No Honor in the System

Published August 6, 2014, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Fuel economy is a funny thing. While it is always a consideration for some consumers, its presence on the central stage for others frequently follows world energy […]

By |2014-08-11T17:52:04-07:00August 11th, 2014|Automotive Economy, Automotive Trends, CAFE, Corporate Average Fuel Economy, Electric Cars, Fisker, Tesla|Comments Off on There’s No Honor in the System
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