RE: Camaro Goes Hybrid?
Considering the popularity of diesels in trucks, I don't see why clean diesel's wouldn't catch on. Dodge stopped offering their V10 and just used the Cummins finding that enough people were satisfied with the Cummins that they really didn't need the V10 anymore. The other big block gas engines haven't had that much effort put into them either. The diesel Liberty sold over double what they originally anticipated. The demand for used Volkswagen Jetta diesels is pretty high. I think a considerable number of people are already sold on them, they just need to learn to offer them again and this time make sure the offerings aren't junk (cough GM cough).
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