Monday, February 2, 2009

The Diesel Car Myths

"A Brief History The Auto Industry", said, "The first oil crisis in 1973 shook us. The second in 1978 scared us, scared us so bad that car buyers were willing to ignore the diesel's noise, That was 10 percent of GM sales that year. For other makers, diesels were a bigger factor. They accounted for almost 85 percent of Peugeot sales in the United States, 78 percent of Mercedes-Benz sales, 58 percent of Isuzu sales and almost half of Volkswagen sales. Diesel passenger cars were also sold by Audi, the price of gasoline began to decline. So did diesel sales. GM,"Volvo and Datsun in 1981.fumes, smell and iffy cold-weather starting to get the benefit of its good fuel economy.statistics have really shown that despite diesel vehicles being one of the most cost efficient ones in the market, many have started choosing those units that were powered by really expensive fuels. This can be quite a sad situation given that people could have used their funds on other things.

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