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XTman (not verified)    October 20, 2020 - 3:02AM

Next year, the mandatory European average air pollution per car, for every car maker, is set at 95 grams CO2 per km, which is equal to 0.34 lbs./mile. This translates to an average of 57.34 miles per US gallon. Currently, Subaru's best comes from the 2.0 liters 2021 Impreza: at 36 MPG, while the Legacy and Outback best is about 34 and 33 MPG, respectively. Some light hybrids may get slightly better mileage. Without many more hybrids and all-electric vehicles Subaru can't comply. It would have to pay penalties, buy gas credits, or pull sales out of Europe. Europe is a relatively minor market for Subaru. Nevertheless, California, Washington, Colorado and the new England states are not. This is Subaru main market. By 2035 only zero-polluting vehicles would be sold in California and some other states. If Subaru is not aggressively pursuing the all-electric option (hybrids won't do) a major market for Mr. Nakamura well improved and polished, "lean burning" boxer engines would be: under-developed countries and cars-museums all over the world.

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