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June 14th 06, 09:38 AM
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Why associate 4x4s with 225g/km?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/5075722.stm
Cars can "guzzle" (emotional term, buses "guzzle" more, as for planes) and not be 4x4s, 4x4s can come in far under the 225g/km figure. Why does GBrown's media spin get taken on so easily? There is straight simpleton {4x4 = 225g/km} propaganda at work here which I don't understand. A pal's Land Rover is 4.1 litres, thirsty devil and exempt from the Kengestion tax. I can't find any feedback address for the above web site to rant at. -- Old anti-spam address cmylod at despammed dot com appears broke So back to cmylod at bigfoot dot com |
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