As some conventional gasoline cars are considered gas guzzlers, so too could AVs prove to be electricity guzzlers because of the size and power needs of their batteries.
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But I quickly learned that the weapons were serious resource guzzlers.
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But there&aposs nothing -- they have these big, sleek, curvaceous gas guzzlers.
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Europe's electric cars will catch up with gas guzzlers in cost terms.
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Putting our team on a plane would make us real kerosene guzzlers.
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So, Angelica's loss could be your gain ... if ya dig gas guzzlers.
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It would encourage champagne guzzlers to cut back, as well as scrumpy swillers.
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Graphic: China's plans to phase out gas guzzlers gave EV stocks a bump: reut.
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We are still driving gas guzzlers, causing harm through asthma, planet disruption, and more.
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And because trucks offer greater profits, manufacturers invest large sums into marketing these gas guzzlers.
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SUV aficionados might wait until the oil crisis passed altogether to buy their gas-guzzlers.
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The four-engine Airbus A340s that AirAsia X briefly flew to Europe were, admittedly, gas-guzzlers.
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Since both low-emission cars and gas-guzzlers contribute to traffic, both should pay congestion charges.
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Given the reputation SUVs have for being gas guzzlers, a hybrid SUV can seem like an oxymoron.
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The event was complete with giant television screens, food trucks and a band known as the Guzzlers.
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During the late 2000s, when crude oil prices were high, Americans started shifting away from gas guzzlers.
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Airplane makers point out that they hardly need incentives to develop more efficient planes and not gas-guzzlers.
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One deal in particular saw Chevy Bolts being leased for $150 a month—cheaper than most gas guzzlers.
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Americans are still addicted to giant gas-guzzlers, and with gas prices so low, who can blame them?
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Last year, Lyft committed to carbon neutrality, but many of the cars on the platform are still gas guzzlers.
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Polyak founded a company called PolyKup in 2014 with the intention of converting old gas guzzlers into electric vehicles.
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But recent history is full of apparent anachronisms (gas guzzlers, Birkenstocks, Donald Trump) that managed an unlikely second act.
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But energy guzzlers, such as the cooling and heating systems in your home, can cost hundreds to operate each month.
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A U.S. auto plant that once made giant gas-guzzlers will now make cars that don't need gas at all.
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Many of these cars — especially the highest-performing ones, are gas guzzlers, making them potentially vulnerable to rising fuel prices.
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That global warming and its disastrous consequences for our descendants is a small price to pay for driving gas guzzlers?
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College fraternity brothers, elementary school dropouts and even a raised-by-the-streets orphan, they were whiskey guzzlers and teetotalers.
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Now, long after the gas guzzlers were discontinued in 2010, GM could be giving the Hummer an official electric makeover.
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For heavy data guzzlers, Metro by T-Mobile offers the best value at $130 for four lines of unlimited data.
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Americans are increasingly favouring pickup trucks and sports-utility vehicles, gas guzzlers eschewed by much of the rest of the world.
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"We can't accept backsliding or loopholes that undermine their success just to put more gas-guzzlers on the road," he said.
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To pay for the R&D on future technologies, GM needs to keep pushing those gas guzzlers for the foreseeable future.
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Go deeper: Special report: The human hurdles to smart cities Cities are the new data guzzlers Cities are writing privacy policies
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Ultimately, the Oscars will be a fight between the desert and the mountains, pelts and prosthetics, liver-eaters and petrol-guzzlers.
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Set-top cable boxes are also major energy guzzlers (two-thirds of the power they eat up is from sitting idle).
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No matter how hard the gas guzzlers try, they still cannot win against a Tesla in a quarter mile drag race.
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The letter grades will be based on the scores generated by the E.P.A. tool: D's will go to the energy guzzlers.
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These old, ill-maintained and often malfunctioning vehicles become energy guzzlers and emit high levels of heat-trapping gases, said the CSE.
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His company's solid-state technology replaces the mechanical compressors and heat-exchange systems that power traditional refrigerators and make them hot energy guzzlers.
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A band called "The Guzzlers" played, and food trucks lined up to serve the crowd at the tailgate party, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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We can and should make the same shift in attitudes toward fossil fuels -- stigmatizing flying, driving gas-guzzlers, eating beef, and so on.
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He became a fierce critic of the Vietnam War, imperialists, Zionists and gas guzzlers, together with neoliberals and environmentalists who were insufficiently anticapitalist.
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Also, in a world first, Cape Town established a dedicated police unit to crack down on water guzzlers, who were handed hefty fines.
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That would give them more leeway to make gas guzzlers, but a judicial panel may view that as a bolder move, said Graham.
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Along with higher costs, a major reason more Americans haven't traded in their gas guzzlers is the lack of refueling options for alternative vehicles.
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Despite new lines of electric cars -- long after Tesla and other foreign carmakers forged ahead -- the Germans remain wedded to their big gas guzzlers.
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CRAFT Singapore, the city-state's first-ever craft beer festival, launches Friday in hopes of luring lager and ale guzzlers to more independent fare.
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Trump can deregulate U.S. automakers to make more gas guzzlers all he wants, but they can't if they want to sell cars in California.
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"We cannot let Californians be in homes that are essentially the residential equivalent of gas guzzlers," Commissioner David Hochschild said ahead of the vote.
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That should ease the risk of penalties for an automaker increasingly reliant on gas guzzlers, but it won't shift GM back into growth mode.
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The more efficient group had a 59 percent increase in sales, compared to a 85033 percent increase in sales for the relative gas-guzzlers.
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As big guzzlers of diesel, the dirty fuel on which these heavy vehicles run, they make up a third of all transport-related carbon emissions.
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Hanoi, the capital, where Ms. Nguy now lives, is in a frenzy of new construction, with soaring demand for cement and steel — both energy guzzlers.
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For Mr. Buckel, the potential consequences — more gas guzzlers on the road, more fuel consumption, more carbon dioxide in the air — might have been devastating.
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But despite the persistence of these gas guzzlers, the new electric Hummer coming in spring 2020 embraces the same kind of sustainable messaging as Tesla.
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Zunum claims that its smaller, more fuel efficient crafts could make regional travel much more feasible than today's gas-guzzlers tied to the major airport system.
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Deutsche Post, Unilever and IKEA were among 10 large enterprises that committed last week to ditch gas guzzlers for battery-powered ones – but only by 2030.
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With more electric vehicles on the road and fewer gas-guzzlers, drivers burn less fossil fuels and put out fewer planet-heating gases into the atmosphere.
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A similar phenomenon exists in the United States, where gas-guzzlers symbolize nearly every cliche point of American pride: affluence, capability for individual expression, and personal freedoms.
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Some manufacturers are now begging the government to cut taxes on new car purchases or get old gas guzzlers off the road through a cash-for-clunkers program.
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Some manufacturers are now begging the government to cut taxes on new car purchases or get old gas guzzlers off the road through a cash-for-clunkers program.
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Bream and his team of around a dozen technicians have transformed everything from a 1950s Volkswagen bus to a Ferrari 308 GTS from gas guzzlers to fully-electric rides.
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But limited infrastructure such as charging stations make some green cars a hard sell, while low oil prices have sparked demand for sport utility vehicles and other petrol-guzzlers.
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The CAFE standard meant that you could produce small cars that are energy-efficient and that would kind of balance out the building of big trucks and gas guzzlers.
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Add its standing as one of the world's top soft drink guzzlers, and health professionals are bracing for a time bomb scenario with a high economic and social cost.
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It calls for expanded tax credits and a "clean cars for clunkers" program that would provide rebates to help defray the cost for consumers' replacing guzzlers with zero-emissions cars.
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While studies of microplastics are still slim, the findings we have so far suggest that bottled water sippers are drinking more microplastics than tap guzzlers, and polluting more water, too.
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But despite its history, the car became a symbol of '60s counterculture and a form of protest against materialism and the gas guzzlers churned out by the big American carmakers.
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We can't afford to let these auto companies drag us backward to the days of gas guzzlers, eye-popping costs to fill the tank, poisonous air and unfettered carbon pollution.
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Although the more fuel efficient cars and electric vehicles can cause as much road damage as the older gas guzzlers, they can do so without paying as much in gas taxes.
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If a carmaker "is selling more electric cars in California, it can sell more gas-guzzlers in Texas" and still meet national fuel-efficiency standards for the whole fleet, he remarks.
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You can even track how much power is running through each individual plug, so you can manage the bigger energy guzzlers and even save a little on your next power bill.
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Toyota therefore views hybrids as having the more positive environmental impact because replacing 1.5 million gas guzzlers with hybrids means a much lower carbon footprint than 28,000 full electric vehicles would.
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"We cannot let Californians be in homes that are essentially the residential equivalent of gas guzzlers," David Hochschild, a member of the state energy commission said Wednesday prior to the voting.
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Environmentalist stickers festoon a neighborhood pocked with gas guzzlers; a small dog, seated in a stroller, twitches in the sea breeze, rumbling past a homeless man sprawled across a sidewalk bench.
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Over the past several years, advances in automotive technology have virtually eliminated many "gas guzzlers," even as automakers sell more pickups and SUVs that get better gas mileage than ever before.
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In a paper published last year, Reyer Gerlagh of Tilburg University and several co-authors found higher annual road taxes on gas-guzzlers have no, or even an adverse, effect on emissions.
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For the Woodstock generation, driving a Beetle or its larger cousin, the Volkswagen van, was a form of protest against materialism and the gas guzzlers churned out by the big American carmakers.
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We can see this in car purchases — whenever the price of oil (and hence, gasoline) plummets, Americans run out to buy SUVs and gas guzzlers, essentially assuming that gas will be cheap forever.
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And the aggregate impact of our much-lower-than-average gasoline consumption is to provide a teeny-tiny subsidy via cheaper gasoline to people who do drive gas guzzlers on a daily basis.
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To convince them, you would have to believe that he is readying himself for the second debate by way of rehearsals that require sleepless nights and 32-ounce guzzlers of Pepsi to stay awake.
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There are 503 Chinese companies actively manufacturing and selling electric cars in China right now — and they can't wait to ship them here once Trump forces our manufacturers to make more polluting gas guzzlers.
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He's trying to give gas-guzzlers new life and slashing the money to help poor nations move toward clean energy; he and his advisers are even talking about pulling out of the Paris accords.
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Automakers worry they will have to produce small, fuel-efficient cars that are currently out of fashion in today's low oil price environment to offset the impact of gas guzzlers on their fleet's average efficiency.
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"Matt Hancock's N.H.S. deal with Amazon — one of the most aggressive corporate data guzzlers — risks people being profiled & targeted based on health concerns," Big Brother Watch, a nonprofit privacy campaigning organization, said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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But because Americans increasingly prefer SUVs over thriftier vehicles, manufacturers might have to significantly cut prices on electric vehicles in the high-mileage states, a potentially money-losing proposition, while raising the prices of gas guzzlers.
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Among Google's most voracious power guzzlers are the 15 data centers across the world that make up the "physical internet" — the servers running 24/7 to power the search engine and the cloud-based apps like Gmail.
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That's why I'm going to suggest an investment in one company that should do just fine whether Americans are still buying gas guzzlers a few decades from now, or whether they've switched over to the electro-buggies.
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While a big part of 220's demand is down to Americans driving over 212 billion miles this year, BofAML expects demand to fall off, in part due to big gas-guzzlers being replaced by more efficient vehicles.
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Electric vehicles are starting to replace luxury gas-guzzlers, and it might be thanks to Musk's narcissism; he believed that he was the guy who could make an electric car cool, before every other automaker would do so.
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From compact cars to supercars, SUVs to sedans, and EVs to gas guzzlers, here are some of the coolest cars that were supposed to be on display at the Geneva Motor Show, but instead got their spotlight elsewhere.
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Taking a name such as Hummer, which was synonymous with gas guzzlers, and turning it into an all-electric vehicle under the GMC brand could be the "perfect marriage," according to Karl Brauer, executive publisher of Cox Automotive.
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I drove an interesting range of vehicles this year — big gas-guzzlers, compact battery-electrics, and sexy convertibles — but the most interesting car of all was the one I didn't drive at all, but the one that drove me.
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As consumer appetite for crossovers and other gas-guzzlers refuses to relent, the fuel-efficiency focus that consumed auto shows only a few years ago has given way to a more broad showcase of vehicles, including high-performance cars and SUVs.
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On Monday, Wang filed a proposal that would make petrol more expensive for gas guzzlers by requiring a card to be issued and linked to every car based on the fuel economy of the model, with more efficient vehicles paying less.
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WATCH: Food Hack: Make Chocolate-Dipped Espresso Cones For the coffee guzzlers of the world—like Patterson who drinks up to ten (!) cups a day—there's a blend in his line that he says is particularly great for all-day sipping.
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A slowdown in demand growth in India — one of Asia's biggest diesel guzzlers — could add to a persistent glut of diesel in the region, fuelled in part by strong exports from China, and put pressure on regional refining profit margins .
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Giant television screens, food trucks, a band known as the Guzzlers and a celebration of all things Trump turned the 20,000-seat Amway Center into something between a playoff game and a music festival before Mr. Trump strode to the lectern.
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Then cut to this aggressive visual metaphor in which the Milfman, driving around Milfville in his Milfvan, can barely keep his shit together in this magical community where the women are hot and powerful and the men are merely servile lactose-guzzlers.
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As companies like Facebook and Google have swelled with all the minutia of our daily lives — our likes, our searches, our calendar invites — there is increasing awareness of the risks to our privacy as these large data guzzlers suck up our digital selves.
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On the highway, the most fuel-efficient speed is usually in the range of 55 to 60 miles per hour (about 90 to 95 kilometers per hour), in part because aerodynamic drag increases significantly at higher speeds, turning cars into gas guzzlers.
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But because Americans have shown a growing preference for SUVs over thriftier vehicles like electrics, manufacturers might have to significantly cut prices on electric vehicles in the high-mileage states, a potentially money-losing proposition for them, while raising the prices of gas-guzzlers.
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If car buyers simply cross state lines to buy gas-guzzlers and bring them into the cleaner-standard states, it could create more regulatory headaches for the companies, which could also be subject to fines from high-mileage states if they fail to comply.
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Read more: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22Electric cars are still in a niche market, but the declining demand for gas-guzzlers indicates that the future of mobility lies in alternative fuels.
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He's trying to force the U.S. auto industry to bring back gas guzzlers when the last time we did that — from the 1980s to the 2000s — Japan and Korea bankrupted Detroit and we enriched petro-dictators from Venezuela to Russia to the Arab world to Iran.
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"You look at every oil shock that has occurred, the US auto industry has lost market share because we lack [standards] or standards were stagnant and the rest of the world has had common sense policies in place to make sure their auto industry doesn't get dependent selling gas guzzlers," he says.
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Below are his answers to a few of the hundreds of questions he received on The Times and on Facebook, covering everything from artificial meat to Americans' gas guzzling driving preferences (with some light editing of his dictated responses): How do we get the public to stop buying gas guzzlers when fuel is so cheap?
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He's trying to force California and other states to weaken their gas mileage and pollution standards so our companies — which don't even want this change — can make gas guzzlers and no longer produce cars that get mileage as good as those in Japan or emit as little pollution as China's expanding electric car fleets.
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And don't listen to Trump's claims that heavier gas-guzzlers are safer than fuel-efficient vehicles: Fatalities per-hundred million miles of travel decreased from 28500 in 6900 to 2628 in 28503, and 22019 model vehicles featured 12.3 advanced safety features compared to 7.4 in 2011 model vehicles — both improvements happening as vehicles got lighter and more efficient.
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California certainly has its share of problems with smog and air pollution, which is part of the reason it was given the waiver in the Clean Air Act to enact its own fuel economy standards Trump, ever the Luddite, is skeptical of the climate crisis and worried that fuel-efficient cars are not as good as gas guzzlers.
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