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Automotive News Europe, June, 2004 by Rother, Franz W.
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Byline: Franz W. Rother
In Germany about 90 percent of private customers now order their new Mercedes-Benz E-class models with a soot particulate filter. Nearly all of Ford's diesel-equipped C-Max minivans also are fitted with a filter.
The situation will be fairly similar with Opel's Astra and Vectra models. And PSA/Peugeot-Citroen fits filters on most of its diesels - even on small cars.
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You don't have to be a prophet to predict that a used diesel car without a soot filter will be virtually unsaleable in Germany in five years. Car buyers suspect this and so do most ...
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