Re: Hmmm ... Maybe there are advantages to US cars

[gad@advanced-robotics-research-centre.salford.ac.uk (Graham Dalton)]

>No.  Cats aren't common here.  I would guess that fewer than 5% of new sales in 
>the UK have cats fitted - that particular vogue came and went. Just too much 
>trouble.  They're more common in Germany. 

If only this were true. Cats are manditory on all petrol cars in the UK and have been for around two years (hence the dramatic rise in FI and unleaded fuel). Over 30% of petrol cars on the road are now running with cats... supprising eh?

Now as to whether they are any use ....


Graham Dalton
InSys
Salford, UK