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Recycling of vehicles, a prime example of industry progress
Responsible manufacturers take a holistic view when considering opportunities to recycle and recover material at the end of a product’s life. This forms part of a sustainable manufacturing strategy and the car sector has embraced this cradle-to-grave approach.
Long-standing Environmental Track Record
The European vehicle manufacturers are technology leaders and have a long-standing track record in improving the environmental performance of their cars, trucks, buses and coaches.
Fleet renewal and scrapping schemes can soften the impact of the recession
Up-to-date, thirteen EU countries have put a fleet renewal programme in place, including market incentives and car scrapping schemes, to soften the impact of the recession. European automakers support these measures as they can help bridge the difficult and exceptional economic downturn.






