Fuel Not Fables

<p>For decades classic cars have been dismissed as environmental villains-icons of indulgence that spew carbon and clog the skies. Yet the facts tell a different story. Fuel Not Fables dismantles the myths surrounding older automobiles by applying rigorous lifecycle carbon math. It reveals how pampered 1960s coupes driven sparingly and lovingly maintained often carry a lighter carbon footprint than the mass-produced crossovers rolling out of factories today.</p><p></p><p>Blending history with hard data this book explores how automotive lifespans scrappage policies and manufacturing practices shape true emissions outcomes. It compares the embedded carbon of steel-heavy classics with the aluminum- and electronics-laden SUVs of the present showing why preservation is often a greener act than replacement. From the birth of the automobile age to the rise of electric vehicles the narrative traces how policy perception and marketing have skewed public understanding.</p><p></p><p>Far from a sentimental defense Fuel Not Fables is a clear-eyed examination of evidence. It argues for nuanced regulation honest carbon accounting and respect for rolling heritage as part of a sustainable future. Whether you're a policymaker an enthusiast or a curious reader this book equips you with facts that challenge assumptions and reshape the conversation about cars carbon and culture.</p>