Cars
General Motors announced today that the Chevrolet Cruze Eco, which goes on sale in January 2011 for $18,895, delivers an EPA-estimated 42 mpg (5.6 lt/100 km) on the highway and 28 mpg (8.4 lt/100 km) in city, delivering a better fuel efficiency than hybrid models like the Ford Fusion Hybrid or Toyota Camry Hybrid.
- New 2013 Ford C-max Hybrid Priced $555 Less Than The Prius V At $25,995*
Ford is not shying away from the fact that it has set its eyes on the Toyota Prius V with the new C-MAX Hybrid as the Blue Oval makes it a point to put at least one reference to the Japanese carmaker's minivan in all of its press statements. Last...
- Gm Rumored To Offer Chevy Cruze With A 50mpg Diesel In The Usa
Citing two unnamed people that were briefed earlier this week on GM’s future product plans, the Detroit Free Press reported today that the company is mulling the addition of a diesel engine to the Chevrolet Cruze’s range. According to...
- Chevrolet Improves 2012 Cruze’s Fuel Economy By 2mpg And Adds New Standard Features
General Motors is releasing a model year update for its Cruze compact sedan. There are no styling changes as the company focused its attention on improving the car’s fuel economy and equipment features. Thanks to a lower axle ratio for the 2012...
- New 2012 Infiniti M35h Hybrid Rated At 29 Mpg Combined
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) fuel economy figures for Infiniti's all-new M35h are finally out. According to the government agency, the Japanese brand's first-ever hybrid model returns an estimated fuel economy of 27 mpg in the city,...
- Chevrolet Cruze Sedan Fully Uncovered – 18 New Images
Just a few days after the abrupt revealing of the Orlando minivan concept, another Chevy Paris Show model has been fully uncovered. This time it’s the 2010 Cruze sedan and as with the Orlando, it appears that the live shots are from an official...
Cars
New Chevrolet Cruze Eco Returns 42 mpg Highway, 28 mpg City
General Motors announced today that the Chevrolet Cruze Eco, which goes on sale in January 2011 for $18,895, delivers an EPA-estimated 42 mpg (5.6 lt/100 km) on the highway and 28 mpg (8.4 lt/100 km) in city, delivering a better fuel efficiency than hybrid models like the Ford Fusion Hybrid or Toyota Camry Hybrid.
The Detroit automaker's engineers achieved this by making the powertrain more efficient, further reducing the car's weight and improving the Cruze's aerodynamic coefficient.
- New 2013 Ford C-max Hybrid Priced $555 Less Than The Prius V At $25,995*
Ford is not shying away from the fact that it has set its eyes on the Toyota Prius V with the new C-MAX Hybrid as the Blue Oval makes it a point to put at least one reference to the Japanese carmaker's minivan in all of its press statements. Last...
- Gm Rumored To Offer Chevy Cruze With A 50mpg Diesel In The Usa
Citing two unnamed people that were briefed earlier this week on GM’s future product plans, the Detroit Free Press reported today that the company is mulling the addition of a diesel engine to the Chevrolet Cruze’s range. According to...
- Chevrolet Improves 2012 Cruze’s Fuel Economy By 2mpg And Adds New Standard Features
General Motors is releasing a model year update for its Cruze compact sedan. There are no styling changes as the company focused its attention on improving the car’s fuel economy and equipment features. Thanks to a lower axle ratio for the 2012...
- New 2012 Infiniti M35h Hybrid Rated At 29 Mpg Combined
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) fuel economy figures for Infiniti's all-new M35h are finally out. According to the government agency, the Japanese brand's first-ever hybrid model returns an estimated fuel economy of 27 mpg in the city,...
- Chevrolet Cruze Sedan Fully Uncovered – 18 New Images
Just a few days after the abrupt revealing of the Orlando minivan concept, another Chevy Paris Show model has been fully uncovered. This time it’s the 2010 Cruze sedan and as with the Orlando, it appears that the live shots are from an official...