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[mailchimp_signup][/mailchimp_signup]The German NGO Germanwatch says car makers are providing insufficient data on indicators such as fuel consumption at a time when shares are rising and falling based on the soaring price of oil. The NGO says reporting on fuel consumption is a requirement that no-one is enforcing.
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