An important step from GM. Will Toyota or Chrysler be next?

[Consumer Reports]   Friend, there’s BIG news in the fight for cleaner, energy efficient cars. After Consumer Reports members delivered more than 75,000 petition signatures, the largest automaker in the country, General Motors, dropped its opposition to vehicle greenhouse gas emissions standards in California. While GM must do more to earn consumers' trust, this is a step in the right direction for consumers, who will lose out on $300 billion in gas savings over the coming years if the original standards aren’t upheld. And it’s the right thing to do for our climate, too. Now we need the remaining dominoes to fall. We need your help calling on Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler to withdraw their opposition to the Clean Air Act and support the original clean cars standards. [Can you send a quick message to the executives at Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler asking them to drop their opposition to cleaner air and more fuel savings?](  [Take action](  GM’s announcement shows the power that consumers have to hold automakers accountable for their actions. That’s why we’re asking you to take action today, because getting Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler to do the right thing could save consumers hundreds of billions in gas costs while reducing the output of dangerous greenhouse gases. [Take action now: tell Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler to stand with consumers by dropping their opposition to cleaner cars.](  [Take action](  After you’re done sending your message, please forward this email to friends and family to encourage them to send a message as well. The more of us raising our voices, the better our chances to get these executives to agree to a cleaner car future. Thanks for all you do, Kimberly Fountain Consumer Reports [Unsubscribe from Consumer Reports action alerts.]( © 2020 Consumer Reports, 101 Truman Avenue, Yonkers, NY, 10703 [Contact Consumer Reports](