Archive for the ‘Gas Economy’ Category
Hybrid MPG: Toyota Prius vs. Nissan Altima vs. Honda Civic
Friday, June 5, 2009 17:50 100 Comments This was posted under category: Gas Economy, Gas Mileage, Hybrid CarsThe Top 3 Hybrids of 2009 for the Best Gas Mileage
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 17:25 57 CommentsThe 2009 Toyota Prius Hybrid is hands-down the highest rated of the hybrid vehicles. Gas mileage, the most important consideration for many, is 48 mpg in the city and 45 mpg on the highway. This Toyota was designed from scratch as a hybrid, not modified from a conventional vehicle, and is considered by many the best [...]
Advantages of Better Gas Mileage in the 2009 Chevy Aveo
Saturday, March 7, 2009 0:42 55 CommentsFuel economy is an important factor to consider when purchasing a vehicle. For instance the Chevy Aveo, in addition to its many other features, boasts a remarkable EPA estimated 34 mpg (miles per gallon). With the higher gas prices experienced this year, along with the current economic downslide, making sure you get the most value [...]
Top 3 Cars With The Best Gas Mileage In 2008
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 0:33 48 CommentsWith gas prices in constant flux everyone shopping for a new car is very cognizant of the gas mileage of the vehicles they are looking at. Car manufacturers themselves have also become very concerned with this and as such have begun developing cars specifically to meet this need. In 2008 three cars stood out from [...]
How Hybrid Cars Produce Better Gas Mileage
Tuesday, January 27, 2009 17:16 36 CommentsThe computerized Hybrid vehicles detect when to alternate the power from gas to electric. Your benefits are cost effective in fuel or gas, and using a rechargeable battery. In addition, there is less emission produce in hybrid cars opposed to conventional automobiles, which is better for the environment and the economy. Depending on the economy [...]
Rising Gas Prices: Fuel Economy and Your Next Car Purchase?
Wednesday, January 7, 2009 2:31 30 CommentsThe Associated Press reported that oil prices fell Tuesday as fresh signs of a deepening U.S. recession trumped tensions in the Middle East and worries over natural gas shortages in Europe. Light, sweet crude for February delivery fell 23 cents, to $48.58 a barrel, in trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The five-month slide in [...]



