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Fiat keeps the low-CO₂ crown for second year in a row

Last year, Jato Consulting found that Fiat lineup of cars was the lowest CO2-producing line in Europe. Fiat bosses must be smiling, because the same has been found for this model year. Fiat's cars produce an average of 137.3 g/km. This places Fiat ahead of all these guys Peugeot (138.1 g/km) Citroën (142.4 g/km) Renault (142.7 g/km) Toyota (144.9 g/km) Ford (147.8 g/km) Opel/Vauxhall (151.1 g/km) Volkswagen (158.8 g/km) BMW (160.6 g/km) Mercedes (185.0 g/km) Fiat Group is also in the pole position for automotive ... Read more →

European automakers have a long road ahead to meet 2008 CO2 emissions targets Sebastian Blanco

Fiat keeps the low-CO₂ crown for second year in a row 9 months ago on Autoblog Green

European automakers have a long road ahead to meet 2008 CO2 emissions targets 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

If you've got a favorite European automaker, you can now find out how dirty their cars are. R.L. Polk conducted a study on automakers average CO2 emissions for 2005 vehicles relative to other brands and to their own 1997 cars. The study found that Fiat was emitting the least (139 grams of CO2 per ...

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