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Johne Buntin

John Buntin is a freelance writer based in Boston.

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Breakdown Lane

Johne BuntinNov 09, 2001





The American automobile will soon change dramatically. The Ford Taurus of the future will be the same size as today's Taurus, deliver the same performance, and cost about as much, but it will have a new engine efficient enough to go from Washington to Miami on a single tank of fuel. Without great sacrifice, Americans will release less of the "greenhouse gases" that contribute to global warming and depend less on oil from volatile parts of the world.



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