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Fuel Consumption Comparison:US
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Chrysler Town & Country's 3.8 gas
and 2.8 diesel engines are up against
rivals from the European minivan segment
to see how they measure against each
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Ford Galaxy
and Renault Grand Espace provide
some food for thought with their
efficient diesel engines...
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About Us
A
Green Auto is a vehicle that does its job more efficiently. In every
vehicle category there are cars ranging from less efficient to more
efficient and it is the mission of this "GreenAutoChoice.com" site to
provide information about the green choices available for every need.
Fuel consumption is not only an environmental issue.
Increasingly, it is an economic one, too, not to mention political and
strategic connotations. If you have a car that burns less fuel, then,
you are getting more out of your every drop of fuel and every cent. It
makes sense in every way.
Here, you will find information
about green autos, green choices in selecting your new car and how to
get the most mpg from your vehicle. Information about the fuel
consumptions of cars in every passenger vehicle class from SUV's to
mini-compact cars, from cars running on gas to hybrids and diesels are given. EPA classifications are used for the categories.
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Fuel economies of
all US passenger vehicles, listed
from best to worse MPG (MY 2009)
You can find autos listed in every class
according to their fuel consumptions.
From highest mpg to lowest mpg, all the
vehicles are listed with their EPA miles
per gallon ratings in city and highway
driving. 2009 model year
vehicles.
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Two-Seaters
(Smart ForTwo, Pontiac Solstice,
Saturn Sky, Mercedes-Benz SLK300,
etc.),
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Minicompact
Cars (Mini Cooper, Mitsubishi
Eclipse Spyder, Volkswagen New
Beetle, etc.),
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Subcompact
Cars (Toyota Yaris, Honda Fit,
Pontiac G3 Wave, Scion xD, etc.)
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Compact
Cars (Honda Civic, Volkswagen
Jetta, Toyota Corolla, Chevrolet
Aveo, Kia Rio, Hyundai Accent. etc.)
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Midsize
Cars (Toyota Prius, Nissan
Altima, Toyota Camry, Saturn Aura,
Hyundai Elantra, Chevrolet Malibu etc.)
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Large
Cars (Hyundai Sonata, Honda
Accord, Chevrolet Impala, Toyota
Avalon, Ford Taurus, Buick Lucerne etc.)
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Station
Wagons (VW Jetta, Honda Fit etc.)
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Pickup Trucks (Small 2WD,
4WD),
(Standard
2WD,
4WD) (Ford Ranger, Mazda B2300,
Toyota Tacoma etc.)
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Minivans
(Mazda 5, Chrysler Town & Country,
Honda Odyssey etc.)
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SUVs (2WD,
4WD)
(Ford Escape, Mercury Mariner, Mazda
Tribute, Toyota Highlander, Jeep
Compass, etc.)
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Specifications and Green Comments for Acura Models:
Power ratings, fuel consumptions and general "green"
comments about models. What can these models do to get
better mpg, what about the better gearboxes and engines
that can be used, or alternatives?
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Fuel Saving Tips from GreenAutoChoice.com |
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There
many things you can do to improve the mileage of
your vehicle. These tips will help you get more
miles out of your every gallon. |
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From
tire pressure to ventilation and
air-conditioning, from selecting the right gear
to going uphill or downhill, from city driving
to highway driving, the trip computer and the
cruise control, these tips will help you get
better mpg everyday.
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