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Nissan Group has been officially acknowledged as the most fuel efficient full-line automaker by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with a fleet-wide fuel economy rating of 26.2 combined mpg.
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- New Ford Fusion Hybrid Delivers 47mpg, Bests Toyota Camry Hybrid By Up To 8mpg
Ford has added one more selling point to the new Fusion Hybrid that will begin arriving at dealers across the United States later this fall. According to the Blue Oval, the hybrid variant of the Fusion (to be sold as the Mondeo in Europe) is the most...
- 2013 Honda Fit Ev Receives Highest Ever Epa Rating For Electric Cars At 118 Mpge
Good news for Honda as its 2013 Fit EV has scored a combined adjusted Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mile-per-gallon-equivalency rating of 118 MPGe, which the company says is the "highest fuel-efficiency rating ever given by the EPA"....
- Cr Finds That Fuel Efficient Versions Of Focus, Cruze And Civic May Not Be Worth The Extra Cash
When is it worth paying extra money for a more fuel-efficient version of the same model? The answer to that question depends on the price of gas, how much more fuel-efficient is said car and how long it will take to recoup the added cost. Consumer Reports...
- New C3 E-hdi 70 Airdream Egs Vtr+ Is Citroen's Lowest Co2 Emitting Model To Date
It has one of the longest designations we've ever seen but what really makes the C3 e-HDi 70 Airdream EGS VTR+ stand out from the crowd is that it's greenest and most fuel efficient conventionally-powered Citroën model to date. According...
- 2011 Lincoln Mkz Hybrid Epa Rated At 41mpg City And 36mpg Highway, Beats Lexus' Hs 250h
The updated 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid sedan has received an EPA-certified 41 mpg rating in city driving and 36 mpg on the highway making it, according to FoMoCo, the most fuel efficient "luxury sedan" in the U.S, topping the Lexus HS 250h that...
Cars
EPA Says Nissan Has the Most Fuel-Efficient Lineup in the US with 26.2 MPG
Nissan Group has been officially acknowledged as the most fuel efficient full-line automaker by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with a fleet-wide fuel economy rating of 26.2 combined mpg.
Read more »
- New Ford Fusion Hybrid Delivers 47mpg, Bests Toyota Camry Hybrid By Up To 8mpg
Ford has added one more selling point to the new Fusion Hybrid that will begin arriving at dealers across the United States later this fall. According to the Blue Oval, the hybrid variant of the Fusion (to be sold as the Mondeo in Europe) is the most...
- 2013 Honda Fit Ev Receives Highest Ever Epa Rating For Electric Cars At 118 Mpge
Good news for Honda as its 2013 Fit EV has scored a combined adjusted Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mile-per-gallon-equivalency rating of 118 MPGe, which the company says is the "highest fuel-efficiency rating ever given by the EPA"....
- Cr Finds That Fuel Efficient Versions Of Focus, Cruze And Civic May Not Be Worth The Extra Cash
When is it worth paying extra money for a more fuel-efficient version of the same model? The answer to that question depends on the price of gas, how much more fuel-efficient is said car and how long it will take to recoup the added cost. Consumer Reports...
- New C3 E-hdi 70 Airdream Egs Vtr+ Is Citroen's Lowest Co2 Emitting Model To Date
It has one of the longest designations we've ever seen but what really makes the C3 e-HDi 70 Airdream EGS VTR+ stand out from the crowd is that it's greenest and most fuel efficient conventionally-powered Citroën model to date. According...
- 2011 Lincoln Mkz Hybrid Epa Rated At 41mpg City And 36mpg Highway, Beats Lexus' Hs 250h
The updated 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid sedan has received an EPA-certified 41 mpg rating in city driving and 36 mpg on the highway making it, according to FoMoCo, the most fuel efficient "luxury sedan" in the U.S, topping the Lexus HS 250h that...