How lower fuel economy targets could boost pickups and V-8 engines
An analyst who follows the industry says there are four ways recent changes to fuel economy rules will shift investment toward the most profitable segments.
CNBC reports that an analyst who follows the industry says there are four ways recent changes to fuel economy rules will shift investment toward the most profitable segments.
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