The Rise of Small Engine Cars and Global Trade Pressure
A warning from the Government Department of Commerce in Washington urges U.S. motor manufacturers to counter Britain and Europe by expanding exports. The piece compares engine sizes from 1500 cc to 12,000 cc, arguing smaller high efficiency engines can boost performance and reduce weight, with implications for future car design and international competition.
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