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Automakers pump up models with diesel power

DETROIT — Diesel fuel costs an average 38 cents a gallon more than gasoline, isn't available at every filling station, and in the past, has been associated with engines that clatter and smoke, according to USA Today.

But none of those negatives dissuaded automakers from rolling out a raft of new diesel car, truck and SUV models at the North American International Auto Show here last week.

Posted by Peter C. T. Elsworth  at 11:35 AM to Clean diesel | Permalink

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