AZEqualizer
01-06-2008, 10:36 AM
In order to meet the total fleet CO2 reductions that will be needed over the next several decades, millions of vehicles per year need to cleaned up - a few hundred to a few thousand vehicles won't have an impact. To achieve that, economically efficient solutions will be required so that car buyers can afford to buy. The first steps toward that for Ford will be weight reduction and gasoline-turbocharged-direct-injection (GTDI) engines. According to this article at Autobloggreen (http://www.autobloggreen.com/2008/01/06/detroit-2008-ford-ecoboost-gasoline-turbo-direct-injection-engi/).
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