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" Labels with crash ratings must be displayed on vehicles in U.S. showrooms next year, Reuters reported.   The initiative is dubbed &amp;quot;Stars on Cars&amp;quot; because the stickers will include the number of stars a vehicle earns in front and side crash tests, and its rollover rating. A five-star rating is the highest mark in each category.   The safety displays must be on all vehicles, except pickups, no later than Sept. 1, 2007, which will cover the 2008 model year. They must be prominently displayed and convey ratings that include data on front and side crash protection and rollover risk, the story said.   Safety data based on government crash tests are available on the safety administration&amp;#039;s Web site ().   Fuel economy information will also be presented in a new way on vehicle window stickers. Later this year, the Environmental Protection Agency will introduce a redesigned fuel economy box for window stickers in which mileage figures are also expected to be lower across the board because of new test methods designed to reflect real-world driving conditions, such as using air conditioning and idling for a long time in traffic jams. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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