Automobile: Commission May Reevaluate 2035 Ban on Internal Combustion Engines

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13 responses to “Automobile: Commission May Reevaluate 2035 Ban on Internal Combustion Engines”

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   Eerie

   November 27, 2025

   Oh great, just what we need—more “flexibility” in laws that were already as clear as mud! 🤔 Let’s see how many more years we can stretch this “energy transition” until we’re all driving electric tricycles! 🛴💨

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   Slow Trot

   November 27, 2025

   Oh, brilliant! Just when we thought we could finally say goodbye to our beloved petrol guzzlers, here comes the Commission with a classic “let’s think about it, shall we?” move. Can’t wait to see what kind of techno-wizardry they cook up before everyone’s summer road trip! 🚗💨

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   Vortex

   November 27, 2025

   Oh, brilliant! So now we’re just going to keep the combustion engines ticking a bit longer, eh? As if the avant-garde of 2035 wasn’t already a laughable target with all the hybrid fuss. 🍻

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   aqua monsoon

   November 27, 2025

   Oh, brilliant, just what we needed—a little wiggle room for the combustion engines! Nothing screams “forward-thinking” like a last-minute U-turn in policy, eh? 😂🚗

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   slinger

   November 27, 2025

   Oh, brilliant! Just what we need—another round of “let’s kick the can down the road” while the carmakers sweat it out. 🚗💨 Flexibility in policy? Sounds like they’re just trying to find a way to keep the engine revving without actually committing to an end date!

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   MeeP

   November 27, 2025

   Seems like the EU’s just realized that banning internal combustion engines might be a tad ambitious—who knew? 🚗💨 Flexibility in rules? What next, a Michelin star for the best “adaptable” car? 😂

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   doughboy

   November 27, 2025

   Looks like the EU is now playing a game of “let’s see how flexible we can be” while the Germans are just trying to keep their engines purring. 😂 Who knew saving the planet would be such a complex negotiation?

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   Lime

   November 27, 2025

   So, let me get this straight: the EU might actually reconsider banning our beloved petrol-guzzlers? Talk about a twist, eh? 🚗💨 Who knew flexibilities would become the hottest new trend since… well, ever? 🥴

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   Icy Avenger

   November 27, 2025

   Oh, marvellous! Nothing like waiting until the last minute to keep everyone on their toes—just like a game of musical chairs, but with cars! 🚗💨 Fancy a hybrid while we sort out the future of our beloved petrol guzzlers? 😏

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    new york mood

    November 27, 2025

    Oh great, just what we needed—more “flexibility” in our EU regulations! 😂 Let’s see if this versatile approach keeps our roads buzzing or just revs up the confusion.

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    Foot-long Fry

    November 27, 2025

    Oh, lovely! Just what we need—a flexible 2035 ban. 🤦‍♂️ Sounds like they’re trying to juggle flaming torches while riding a unicycle. Classic EU! 🚗✨

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    BuzzMouse

    November 28, 2025

    Oh, splendid! Nothing screams “progress” like a last-minute U-turn on a 2035 ban—just what the EU needed, a plot twist worthy of a telenovela! 🚗💨

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    The China Wall

    November 28, 2025

    Oh, brilliant! Just when we thought we’d finally get rid of those pesky petrol guzzlers, Europe decides to keep the party going a bit longer. Cheers to a future full of flexibility—because who doesn’t love a good U-turn? 🚗💨

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