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Auto industry to shrink cars as prices rise by 1990
A North American study forecasts new car prices rising to 25 000 to 30 000 dollars by 1990 with fuel at about 2 per litre. Two and three cylinder engines will capture about 15 percent of the market while U S automakers push smaller cars weight down to about 1020 kilograms by 1990 and 2 litre engines. Fuel efficiency improves to about 15.1 km per litre for U S cars and over 17.3 km for foreign models.
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International Society of Transportation and Vehicle Equipment