Car Fuel Economy

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After a series of scandals involving incorrect fuel economy ratings, the EPA is revising its self-reporting guidelines for auto maker fuel economy standards, in a bid to ensure greater accuracy in the real world. Currently, manufacturers are responsible The Environmental Protection Agency is taking steps to bring the actual gas mileage motorists experience more in line with what car manufacturers promise in their advertising, The New York Times reported. The agency issued a new, and technically voluntary Between model years 2008 and 2014, new vehicle sales in the United States totaled nearly 95 million cars and light trucks. Mileage ratings on those new cars improved almost 22%, from an average of 20.8 miles per gallon (mpg) for model year 2008 vehicles to Fuel economy is without doubt the most important criteria one considers while buying a new car not only in India but the world over. It is a big bonus for a car to have an image of being very fuel efficient. Equally it is a big stigma and a major handicap Ford is the No. 1 brand of vehicle that Generation Z, those ages 16-21, most seriously consider – according to MaritzCX Fuel economy tops the reasons for purchase for this group, followed by vehicle design and value Car segment offerings make up the Once upon a time, it was common to find new cars with fuel economy ratings of just 12 or 15 miles per gallon. According to the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, though, those vehicles are much, much harder to come by today. .

Isn't it kind of universally accepted that you aren't going to achieve the fuel economy numbers advertised on your new car? (Not if you're a reader of this website and drive the way we do, anyway.) But since automakers keep getting nailed for misleading The recent drop in gas prices has led many analysts to believe that sales of fuel-efficient gasoline models, hybrids, and even plug-in electric cars will take a nosedive. It's assumed that as potential savings decrease, consumers become less interested in The Corporate Average Fuel Economy or CAFE is a set of regulations set by the US Congress dictating the average fuel economy for car manufactures across their model line. In theory, this is supposed to drive manufacturers to develop cars with better fuel Car shoppers who have fuel mileage high on their list of priorities tend to look at hybrids first and maybe dream of electric or hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. But there is another alternative for those wanting to go long periods between stops to fill up. .

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