Top 10 non-hybrid cars that get 30mpg or more:
06-07-07, 07:08 PM
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Top 10 non-hybrid cars that get 30mpg or more:
Figures are based on the 2006-2007 combined fuel economy statistics from fueleconomy.gov
Top 10 non-hybrid cars that get 30mpg or more :
Honda Fit: 33 Combined - 31 city / 37 highway
Toyota Yaris: 36 Combined - 34 city / 39 highway
Nissan Versa: 32 Combined - 30 city / 36 highway
MINI Cooper: 33 Combined - 30 city / 37 highway
Honda Civic: 33 Combined - 30 city / 40 highway
Toyota Corolla: 33 Combined - 30 city / 38 highway
Nissan Sentra: 32 Combined - 29 city / 36 highway
Hyundai Accent: 31 Combined - 28 city / 37 highway
Kia Rio: 32 Combined - 29 city / 38 highway
Mazda 3: 31 Combined - 28 city / 35 highway
souece : fueleconomy.gov
Top 10 non-hybrid cars that get 30mpg or more :
Honda Fit: 33 Combined - 31 city / 37 highway
Toyota Yaris: 36 Combined - 34 city / 39 highway
Nissan Versa: 32 Combined - 30 city / 36 highway
MINI Cooper: 33 Combined - 30 city / 37 highway
Honda Civic: 33 Combined - 30 city / 40 highway
Toyota Corolla: 33 Combined - 30 city / 38 highway
Nissan Sentra: 32 Combined - 29 city / 36 highway
Hyundai Accent: 31 Combined - 28 city / 37 highway
Kia Rio: 32 Combined - 29 city / 38 highway
Mazda 3: 31 Combined - 28 city / 35 highway
souece : fueleconomy.gov
06-07-07, 11:29 PM
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MINI Cooper: 33 Combined - 30 city / 37 highway
Honda Civic: 33 Combined - 30 city / 40 highway
Toyota Corolla: 33 Combined - 30 city / 38 highway
huh?
Funny yet the Camry Hybrid and Passat TDI are way more luxurious and can match those figures
Honda Civic: 33 Combined - 30 city / 40 highway
Toyota Corolla: 33 Combined - 30 city / 38 highway
huh?
Funny yet the Camry Hybrid and Passat TDI are way more luxurious and can match those figures
06-07-07, 11:32 PM
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looks like G.W. Bush calculated those figures
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06-11-07, 03:54 PM
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True. But puts it into perspective, huh?
and trust me, I can load a MINI to cost more than the TCH or Passat TDI. The MINI is not cheap to purchase nor maintain. The other two are.
and trust me, I can load a MINI to cost more than the TCH or Passat TDI. The MINI is not cheap to purchase nor maintain. The other two are.
06-12-07, 06:36 AM
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Unless they are referring to strictly brand-new 2007 models, they also forgot the Scion xA, xB, and the VW diesels. The 2006 xA and xB get roughly the same mileage as the Yaris.....not surprising, since they are built on the same platform and drivetrains. The VW diesels, of course, (dropped temporarily this year until new ones arrive next year), are phenominal in their mileage...they far outdo any of the vehicles on this list and, in some cases, even outdo the Prius and Civic Hybrids.