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New Car Fuel Economy Reaches All-Time High
The study has been calculating the average fuel economy of vehicles sold in the United States over the last four years.
NADA: New Fuel Economy Standards Harmful to Consumers
How many people will no longer be able to afford a new vehicle if the government raises the price of a new car by about $3,000?
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.
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 generally speaking, the larger a car is, the safer it is.
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.
Automakers and Obama Administration Agree to 54.5 MPG Standard
The Obama administration has announced new federal standards to increase fuel economy and reduce the pollution for new cars and trucks sold in the United States.
Top 10 MPG Diesel Cars in the U.S.
One need not simply go hybrid or electric to lower their impact on the environment and obtain good fuel economy. Diesel is another option available.
Top 12 EPA Estimated City MPG Cars for 2011
Gas prices have now sustained a daily increase in price over a month of days and there appears to be no end in sight. Pundits in many different disciplines have predicted gas prices to reach or exceed $5.00 a gallon in the summer of 2011. We’re unsure of where gas prices will end up this…