Trump's MPG rules may raise fuel costs
The Trump administration proposed lowering federal fuel economy standards for new cars, reducing the required average from over 50 miles per gallon to just under 35 miles per gallon by 2031. While officials argued this would make cars cheaper and save consumers money, analysis shows drivers would spend approximately $1,624 more on fuel over the vehicle’s lifetime. Critics contend that lower fuel efficiency would lead to higher gas costs and increased environmental impact, especially amid rising fuel prices.
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