Anyone know the level of Co2 a NA2 NSX releases?

[|Adeel]

Ok, here's the situation:

In Norway, we have these tax-horny politicians whos lifegoal is to make life a living hell for carenthusiasts. Everything with greater engine than a 1,6 l./ 100 hp car gets punished by the taxsystems. Now, the government has found another way to milk the carcrowd; Co2 levels!! Taxes based on carbondioxid levels of a car.


I was going to buy a 1997 NA2 NSX-T in early 2007, but... I'm scared to death now, that those new carbondioxid taxes maybe will punish me hard too...


So does anyone know the level of Co2 a NA2 NSX-T releases??



What can I say, I hope NSX releases very small amount of co2 :tongue: :tongue:


Please help, if those NSX numbers are bad, I'm in a hurry to buy a new NSX and get rid of the one I have now...

 

[drew]

CO2 emissions is constant on any car, it is based on the rate of consumption. I believe that something like 90% of the gross weight of gasoline is C02! This fact is the same for any thing that consumes gasoline.

Here is your handy chart:
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/byclass/Two_Seaters2005.shtml

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/noframes/20451.shtml


So the only meaningful way to rate CO2 emissions is how much per unit of travel.

The NSX does about average


Drew