Well as Clouseau would have said, not anymeur. :-)
Jostein

Den 11.12.2016 21.51, skrev Paul Stenquist:
U.S. Diesel standards were much stricter than Europe's for decades. I worked 
with Mercedes and they were troubled by the challenge.but they met it. Europe 
was more or less pulled along.

Paul via phone

On Dec 11, 2016, at 3:46 PM, Jostein <[email protected]> wrote:

Actually, Paul;
The standars for emissions have been phased in gradually, in "tiers". There's 
been a strong push from the car mfgs, starting at least a decade ago, to make authorities 
in both the EU, USA, Japan and others harmonise the timing of the phase-in.
There's no more "banning" in the US than elsewhere, so sales drops are more 
likely due to other factors such as customer preference or market-regulating import 
tariffs.

Jostein

Den 11.12.2016 21.33, skrev Paul Stenquist:
The U.S. Diesel particulate and NOx standards effectively banned them here.
Mercedes , BMW and GM have been able to meet the standards with urea
injection and filters, but the tuning was somewhat crippling.
Volkswagen and Audi got around it by cheating. Diesels are all but
deadfor cars in the U.S. still viable for light trucks.

Paul via phone

On Dec 11, 2016, at 3:00 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[email protected]> wrote:

And in various European cities, there's a move to ban ALL diesel engined 
devices from the city .. permanently.

G


On Dec 11, 2016, at 8:31 AM, Bipin Gupta <[email protected]> wrote:

The trend here in India is for Diesel Cars as Diesel Fuel is 30%
Cheaper than Petrol.
And Trucks, Busses, Tractors, Trains. Generators etc were always Diesel.

What a waste in transporting just one chap in one vehicle. Our roads
are chock a block with
traffic moving at snails pace during the Office Commute Hours.

In Delhi, India's Capital, ODD & Even numbered cars ply on alternate
days, such are the levels
of pollution, smog & fog so as to disrupt Flights, Trains & Highway traffic.

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