yes, but the reality seems to be different - the Europens getting less than claimed, the US version getting much more - at least is was for the expample given last year (according to the links I gave). I have no idea why this was the case - doesnt make any sense to me, but there you go.
-tomos
I'm skeptical of US mainstream media. It's legal in the US to lie in the news.
Also, any car can get better/worse mileage depending on a variety of factors.
But... you also have the problem of the manufacturers lying... There are no easy answers and finding out the truth is at best difficult.
-Renegade
It is also legal in the US to lie most anywhere else. If you put a disclaimer in microscopic print on TV or in print it's legal.
If you nonchalantly say this new drug could actually kill you it's legal. Is the US alone? I don't think so.
Seems to be a lot more killer-drugs lately though. Maybe it's the US way to fixing our ailing Social Security system?
By thinning the herd of baby-boomers getting set to retire? Hopefully just coincidence or bad timing.