That is a very real risk. And I think what we saw before was that American automakers become less competitive when they allow their fleets to stagnate and don't invest in improving efficiency and reducing oil use.
Joseph M. Martin: “That is a very real risk. And I think what we saw before was that American automakers become less competitive when they…”
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Warning about the risks of weakening vehicle efficiency standards and its impact on automakers' competitiveness.
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