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Will New, Cleaner Diesel Cars Fuel Comeback in U.S.?

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What about Tolerable Daily Intoxication (TDI), or as I call it here in Germany: Tod Durch Intoxikation ?

Or what about Collective Diesel Intoxication (CDI) ?

You should drive with a convertible here in germany behind a few TDI's/CDI's.

Or you may join my program here in Germany for Diesel exhaust reduction, called by me: "Programm zur Dieselabgasrückführung". The diesel Exhaust is refeeded into the driver cabin and thus the collective toxicity of the diesel exhaust is very effectively reduced.

Raymund Hofmann

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raymund hofmann
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So the lack of malodorousness claimed for the new diesels is a fiction?

I was hoping that was not true. The Sprinter looks like it would make a good beach van.

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Reply to
greek_philosophizer

I'm all for drilling in Alaska - plenty of oil there.

Reply to
Stan de SD

Since when is pointing out facts "whining", especially when many left-wingers openly advocate raising fuel taxes in the US to bring our prices more in-line with Europe? Sorry you can't deal with reality...

Reply to
Stan de SD

Well, you're on the ball. I made my post on the 24th. So much for your reality.

Reply to
Chas Hurst

I work for a living, so I don't spend all my time hanging out in Usenet. Once again, can you address the question I asked? Didn't think so.

Reply to
Stan de SD

What was your question?

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Chas Hurst

Lay off the drugs before you post, dude. :O|

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Stan de SD

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