Are 4x4s really as bad as their critics claim?

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On 3/22/06, Sripadmanaban Bhalamurali <[Email address removed]> wrote:
Is that all? Sorry, I just can't be bothered...
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Roman (London, UK)
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Strange John john(loves his V8)[Email address removed]
I'd rather have a powerful car than polar ice caps!
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Hi Sripad
You forgot about the wasted fuel from people having fun in their quads,
motor bikes, motor boats, jet skies, etc etc.
Dont forget the planes and ships for all those no need holidays and trips,
im sure they use a hell of a lot of fuel.
Dont forget the high powered motor bikes which deliver about 20 mph.
Dont forget the by racer cars all supped up and driving fast burning extra
fuel.
Im sure there are even people silly enough to believe that electric cars use
no fuel
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john 92HDJ 80 1HDT

 

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I think this whole 4x4 pollution thing is almost like the fox hunting. More
of a class issue than an environmental issue.
Why don't they try and get the owners of the estimated 1 million unlicensed
cars to pay their fees?!
Marinus
Essex
100 Series 4.7 V8