2010-05-07, 03:16 AM
I agree with everyone that *technically* Pepsi's chemistry is correct, provided they're referring to updated catalytic converters reducing CO exhaust emissions. However, "hybrid" vehicles are typically designed to increase gas mileage, which subsequently reduces CO[subscript]2[/subscript] emissions due to less fuel required for the same distance as a non-hybrid. If this is the context within which the message was designed, THEN their chemistry is incorrect.
In the end, it's all relative, and I have a feeling Pepsi wouldn't screw up that badly with the production of their trucks. They're not Nexon, after all.
In the end, it's all relative, and I have a feeling Pepsi wouldn't screw up that badly with the production of their trucks. They're not Nexon, after all.

