Honda Motor Company's 2005 vehicles generated less pollution linked to smog and global warming compared to all the other car manufacturers in U.S. as scientists said today. Toyota is a distant second but the Detroit automakers were among the worst.
Honda has retained its title as the "greenest automaker". Honda has had this title since their 1998 model vehicles had been tested.
Honda's lead is due to its "consistently good performance'' in every class of vehicle, according to the scientists, who used government data to measure the environmental performance of the eight automakers.
Honda and Toyota continue to lead because they put clean and new technology in their new cars.
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