Especially now that we’re moving closer to an electric future, something that would make this system obsolete and unnecessary.
I’m willing to bet that the people looking to get rid of stop-start systems also hate electric cars.
I would absolutely drive a non Tesla electric car …but seriously fuck those auto start modes, it’s not a golf cart
But in cars with start-stop systems the starter motor as well as the electrical system are kinda made to do … multiple start-stops…. I kinda like it tbh. The car is also smart enough to know when to continue doing so based on a plethora of sensors and environmental factors.
The U.S. is becoming less relevant in the world market, thanks to Individual 1. If car manufacturers want to maximize profits, they’re not particularly concerned with the regulations of his dying corner of the world.
I’m all for making sure government spend (in the form of mileage credits) are proportional to fuel savings in reality.
I’m just not sure this government is unbiased here.
Good! Now we need a rule that allows up to get rid of it and make tpms cheaper to repair on old models.
