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WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 - Facing rising gas prices, Americans are buying more alternative fuel autos, including hybrids, diesel and ethanol-capable vehicles, according to automakers.
"Our priority is to get the word out that alternative fuel autos are on sale now, and these vehicles are the quickest way to reduce gasoline use," said Fred Webber, President & CEO of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which represents nine global automakers selling vehicles in the U.S. "No one wants to see high gas prices and concerns about energy security, but the good news about todays energy situation is that more Americans are purchasing one of the many fuel-efficient automobiles on sale today," said Webber.
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