Challenger - One of the Ten Dirtiest !!

[68X426]

Yeah baby. DIRTY is right.

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/america-s-dirtiest-vehicles.html

" EPA and NHTSA estimates are based on the assumption that vehicles will be driven 15,000 miles annually, and that 55% of those miles will be city miles, with 45% classified as highway miles. Using the Carbon Footprint tool, we calculated metric tons of CO2 emissions based on the same 15,000-mile annual estimate. We used the EPA's Air Pollution Score, which accounts for "vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution." Emissions standards are for carbon-containing compounds (including hydrocarbons); oxides of Nitrogen; particulate matter; Carbon Monoxide; and Formaldehyde. Results are reported as a whole number score from 1-10, with "1" representing a minimum passing score and "10" representing a perfect score, with no tailpipe emissions at all. We used the California standards, which are the most stringent in the US for 2012. "

[Ghoste]

Just knowing that a cabal of carbon footprint calculators have determined it's bad only makes me want it more!

[aussiemuscle]

who in their right mind buys a v8 coupe for it's environmental credentials?

[1970Moparmann]

Crap, now I'm going have to hear more environmental garbage from my left winger friend.

[elacruze]

It's a bit disappointing that they singled out the musclecar for the focal point of that article. Other than the Maserati, everything else is Mom's car and Dad's truck, middle-of-the-road vehicles with higher quantities by an order of magnitude.

If I had a dollar for every dumba** in a Titan around here I'd be rich. You'd think there was a Toyota factory around here someplace.

Off the point, Titan owners seem too often to be arrogant young boys who drive too aggressively.

[Ghoste]

Redneck ricers?