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How Chasing Average MPG Improvements Brought More Tech To Cars (For Better Or Worse)

You can now play video games on your car's infotainment screen. But if automakers weren't forced to chase higher mpg, would all this extra tech even exist?

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How Chasing Average MPG Improvements Brought More Tech To Cars (For Better Or Worse)
You can now play video games on your car's infotainment screen. But if automakers weren't forced to chase higher mpg, would all this extra tech even exist?
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