Sentences with phrase «oil guzzler»

Throw in that the SF71H's engine is an oil guzzler, which at times lets out a breath of oil mist, and Sebastian Vettel's chances of back - to - back Australian Grand Prix wins are not looking great.

Taking over as the new champion foreign - oil guzzler will be, of course, China.

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The decisions the current Government takes on transport to tackle the dual challenges of climate change and rising oil prices could have significant repercussions for many years to come... Friends of the Earth is calling on the Government to: «Change direction on transport policy - and aim to rapidly move towards a low - carbon transport system... Vehicle Excise Duty must be changed to make road tax on gas - guzzlers more expensive - and cheaper for greener cars...»

Options: Naim for Bentley ($ 7,595); main paint ($ 5,715); hand stitching ($ 3,755); sport exhaust ($ 2,580); dark tint front and rear lamps ($ 1,805); WiFi hotspot - 3G enabled ($ 1,130); neck warmer ($ 1,080); ventilated front seats with massage function ($ 1,070); gas guzzler ($ 1,000); embroidered Bentley emblems ($ 670); drilled alloy sports foot pedals ($ 585); wind deflector ($ 565); boot carpet ($ 565); sports dual tone, three spoke, hide trimmed steering wheel ($ 455); deep pile overmats to front and rear ($ 425); jewel fuel and oil filler caps ($ 305); hand stitching to steering wheel in contrasting color ($ 210); sim card reader with Google POI fitted ($ 160)

The Middle East oil crisis caused many American drivers to rethink their big Detroit gas - guzzlers.

Cruz said that with oil at $ 50 per barrel, there is less incentive to get rid of these gas - guzzlers; but nonetheless, they'll likely be phased out in the next five years.

He and CalCars now work to accelerate oil reductions by more than 50 % in a decade by converting into PHEVs and EVs millions of the biggest gas - guzzlers on our roads.

We worked hard in 2015 to highlight cheap oil as the «new climate villain» for engendering more driving and a reversion to gas - guzzlers — a trend that is poised to grow much worse.

When oil is cheap and everybody wants a gas guzzler, fuel efficiency standards force manufacturers to make cars that nobody wants to buy.

With oil cheap and its supply apparently limitless, we over-consumed, created massive suburban vistas accessible only by car, and built great big gas guzzlers to ride around in, giving little thought to alternative energy sources.