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For those countries who have yet to mobilize via cars like the USA (China for example), the government is able to impose slightly more draconian taxes without backlash from the general population. Most recently, China has proposed implementing a new tax structure to benefit those who decide to get a little more fuel efficient smaller engine. (China Car Times) Though I can't say I agree with the government dictating what people's behavior should be, it's a more than effective method to take the "green" road. Given the levels of smog in Beijing we have all been a witness to from viewing the Olympics, such a tax can only help their problems with pollution. Here's an example of some of the "tax reform" levels Chinese car buyers will see:

2011 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG Side View

New Mercedes-Benz CL63

2011 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG Front Seats View

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