Berlin (Deutschland), 24.08.2005 – Der Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband (vzbv) wirft der deutschen Autoindustrie vor, die Entwicklung verschlafen zu haben. For gas prices of nearly 1.80 euros, the average consumption of German cars with 7 liters per 100 km is much too high. Is becoming increasingly important when buying a car the old consumer rule: "Think on purchase of consumption"
Traffic Club Germany (VCD), member of the Association vzbv, on 18 August 2005 its current auto-environment list presented. Among the top ten of the most environmentally friendly cars is in this year only one car of a German manufacturer. "It is time that the German automotive industry is recognizing the signs of the time," said Dr. Holger Krawinkel, Head of Construction, Energy, Environment of vzbv. "If the German car manufacturers continue to fuel-absorbing models set, they hurt consumers and sooner or later itself "demands, in view of the International Motor Show in September 2005 vzbv present the auto industry on the models that meet the requirements of the future. "And that is, economical and clean," said Krawinkel. "7 liters per 100 km for the average of all new cars are too much, and cost consumers billions of excess fuel." In the medium was a reduction to 3.5 liters is required.
experts expect a rise in oil prices to 80 to over 100 dollars per barrel. "Consumers are well advised to adjust to it in time," meinte Krawinkel. +wikinews+
http://www.vcd.org/vcd_auto_umweltliste.html
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