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Clinton has become the leader in the pack on this issue. She's proposed increasing fuel economy standards to 40 mpg by 2020 and 55 mpg by 2030. That's a 100 percent increase over the 27.5 mpg we're at today, and have been for over 20 years. Her plan estimates a savings of $180 billion for Americans on this measure alone. She'll also authorize $20 billion in low-interest "Green Vehicle Bonds" to help give automakers a lift in the retooling and will invest in research for improved plug-in hybrids.