Posts tagged "fuel economy"
Obama’s 54.5 MPG: How Much Would Drivers Save this Thanksgiving?
It's expected that drivers will spend $553 million at the gas pump for their holiday travel over the next few days. [more]
Rules Published on 54.5 MPG CAFE Requirements
Two federal agencies have combined to write the rules together, and the first version mirrors the agreement announced in July. [more]
Fisker Karma Gets 20 MPG: Worst “Green” Car Ever?
Despite federal loans and promises to utilize a defunct General Motors manufacturing plant to produce their cars, Fisker has outsourced production and their cars aren't being built in the United … [more]
Gas Prices Decline for Fourth Consecutive Week
Gasoline prices could be another area of surprise. We sure hope so, because we're loving taking advantage of the lower prices to travel. [more]
New EPA Fuel Economy Window Stickers Coming in 2013
Two agencies have joined forces to unveil a new fuel economy label that will become a mandatory inclusion required by all automakers starting with the 2013 model year. [more]
Gas Prices: We Like The Current Trend!
We can't think of a better Christmas gift than a nationwide average of a gallon of unleaded that's below $3.00 a gallon. [more]
Does High Fuel Economy Mean a Sacrifice in Safety?
While smaller cars are designed with safety in mind, "safety" is a relative term. Just as it's a given that the smallest cars normally provide the highest fuel economy, it's also a given that … [more]
Tips on Driving and Maintenance to Extend the Life of Your Car
Neglecting basic preventative maintenance or driving like a proverbial "bat outta hell" can mean a shorter lifespan and cost you much more in the long run. [more]
Tips for Maximizing your Fuel Economy
You can save real money on your fuel costs by simply changing some of your driving habits and making sure you maintain your car properly. [more]
How Automakers Will Deliver 54.5 MPG: Will it Impact Insurance Premiums?
We've got answers to each of these questions, and we'll answer them by looking at the potential steps automakers will take, and how each of these steps could influence what consumers will pay … [more]
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