Question

Describe the distribution in context. Is there visual evidence the average annual fuel cost is different between the Guzzler and Non-Guzzler vehicles

Answer 1

Yes, the annual fuel cost is different between the Guzzler and Non-Guzzler vehicles.

What is Guzzler vehicles?

• In colloquial usage, a car that is thought to use a lot of fuel is referred to as a gas guzzler.
• The IRS was in charge of collecting the gas guzzler tax, which only applied to cars (not trucks).
• Other nations have imitated this move and implemented their own gas-guzzler taxes, such as Canada's "green levy."
• As a part of the Energy Tax Act, the US government implemented the Gas Guzzler Tax.
• When the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations were created, the fee was also implemented to charge the purchase of inefficient automobiles.
• Light trucks are not subject to the Gas Guzzler Tax; only vehicles designated as cars are.
• The tax has been in place since 1991 and is applicable to vehicles having a combined fuel economy rating of less than 17.5 mpg US (13.4 L/100 km; 21.0 mpg imp).

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