Sean Duffy on slashing fuel economy standards: "This rule will actually allow you to bring back the 1970s station wagon.

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41. The 1970's Station Wagon averaged 12 mpg highway. 22 gallon tank

Boy howdy I really want one; what with gas averaging around $3 - $5 per gallon wherever it is you're located. Heck, bring back those leaded fumes while you're at it.

Give me a cream colored woodie, one with 3 on the tree or 4 on the floor. I don't care! (What, you never drove stick?)
I need that vroom, vroom feeling to take me back to my childhood.

Ah. The scent of car-sick six-year olds and naugahyde rear facing bench seats in the back of the wagon...

Duffy's a F'ing idiot.

On edit. Corrected the mpg in the header. I looked up my uncle's old Impala station wagon; averaged 10 city/12 highway.
Dad's Valiant (considered a compact vehicle) got an average of 15 mpg.