Can't we just stop pretending as if there are non-cheating companies?
>hurr muh confessions muh raids
BMW OFFICES RAIDED OVER EMISSIONS
>lightning produces nitrogen, heard it on alex jones
>NOx emissions are a plot by anti musssle car gommiefornians
>they tryna take our cars but also sell more of them so they can also take those
Yeah except NOx actually reacts with water to nitric acid and similar compounds. Nitric acid causes, when inhaled, a reflex that has asthmatic symptoms.
I also wish some feelgood group would start sperging about ethanol in fuel that, before fermentation, could've been used to feed african kids. That way we could stop the 5-10% ethanol in fuel meme. The subsidized money could then be poured into synfuel research
till white collars start facing serious time in a real prison, abuse of financial and environmental regulatory law will continue to continue.
and im talking about real prison, not that pussyass yuro hotel style prison system.
specimen that produces her own semen
itt. Autistic car guys spew literal garbage and ignorance about emissions
Muh performance
Yeah it's cool to hate things that actively keep our air clean, that's some real pussy environmentalist shit
Guess I should stick with japanese cars like I have been then? Who would have guessed?
emissions don't matter for enthusiast cars, but they do for the everyday driver
enthusiast cars are sold in such a low quantity that they should be exempt from emissions requirements
They effectively are. You think a Ferrari or a Corvette (just as an example) has problems with a restrictive emissions system? Fuck no, they have the money to put high-flows on. Emissions are only restrictive when they're cheap.
Fucking this. Grey cost of a car is enormous compared to the small savings that can be made by using modern engine tech.
Basically the best car in terms of emissions is the one that never gets replaced and always repaired and kept in good condition. 80s and 90s jap ecoboxes kept alive perpetually is better than replacing the car every 5 years.