Did I not read somewhere in the fairly recent past that some cities in
Euope were gong to going to ban diesel cars due to the smog issues?
That may be one reason for moving away from production of them.
On 20/07/2017 11:05 AM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
Andrew writes:
I wasn't aware...
http://www.porsche.com/measure/models/cayenne/cayenne-diesel/
They are being targeted, as were all diesel vehicle purveyors, after the VW
episode. I try to look at who benefits from such things when they occur, to
determine the impetus for a push to eliminate diesel passenger vehicles.
Ideally, a diesel electric hybrid would provide the most economical solution
for most transportation needs in this country.
I can even figure that out, and I consider myself an uneducated rube.
Why has it not been done?
Who benefits from the demise of diesel passenger vehicles?
Rick
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