>There are many other factors that may be involved also, such as temperature
>(of the engine, and ambient), wear, etc.  It's not as simple a decision as
>"let's make the engine inefficient to screw the customer".  What motivation
>would they have for that?

Exxon could, I'm sure, give an incentive.

After all, those super-efficient vehicles have been bought from small-time
guys by the car companies, not the fuel companies.

It's a conspiracy.

Andy

(Hey, lighten up, I started this as a JOKE)!


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