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A large number of high fuel users are also lower-income Americans who are far less likely to purchase new vehicles. Many of these drivers are likely waiting for cars to filter into the used vehicle market, a process that can take years.
Maybe give higher rebates for lower income households then
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And tax the hell out of the rich who burn more fuel in a weekend then normal humans can in a year.
A small share of motorists burns about a third of America’s gasoline, a study found.
They are again, blaming normal people when the problem is the rich who don’t deserve anything anymore.
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My impression is that the super-drivers are actually middle-class individuals who have incredibly long commutes or jobs which involve large amounts of driving.
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