Only three of 20 car brands, Fiat, Citroen and Renault are on track to meet the 140 g/km commitment. Ford and Peugeot are almost on track.Fiat has already achieved the 140 g/km objective. Although Volkswagen started off with better CO2 figures than Renault (170 and 173 g/km respectively) the brand now has a much poorer performance because it reduced its fleet average emissions by less than half the rate Renault achieved (11 vs 25 g/km respectively over the period).Japanese and Korean brands generally have a disappointing performance.
Results: brand-by-brand progress
2005
1.Fiat 139
------------limit for 2008 140-----------------
2.Citroen 144
3.Renault 149
4.Seat 150
5.Ford 151
6.Peugeot 151
7.Skoda 152
8.Opel/Vauxhall 156
9.Volkswagen 159
10.Toyota 163
11.Suzuki 165
12.Honda 166
13.KIA 170
14.Hyundai 170
15.Nissan 172
16.Audi 177
17.Mazda 177
18.Mercedes Benz 185
19.BMW 192
20.Volvo 195
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Results: brand-by-brand progress
2005
1.Fiat 139
------------limit for 2008 140-----------------
2.Citroen 144
3.Renault 149
4.Seat 150
5.Ford 151
6.Peugeot 151
7.Skoda 152
8.Opel/Vauxhall 156
9.Volkswagen 159
10.Toyota 163
11.Suzuki 165
12.Honda 166
13.KIA 170
14.Hyundai 170
15.Nissan 172
16.Audi 177
17.Mazda 177
18.Mercedes Benz 185
19.BMW 192
20.Volvo 195
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