Are car makers' CO2 woes a sign of the future?

Lem Bingley
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Auto makers may complain that proposed European CO2 limits are too much too soon, but they should have seen them coming

It’s amusing to hear highly profitable German car giant BMW complain that proposed European rules on automotive emissions will “distort the market” in favour of smaller cars. It’s a little like an unruly...

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