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Feds release 2010 Fuel Economy Guide, Prius still most miserly
Quick – what's the most fuel efficient car currently for sale in America? Did you guess the Toyota Prius? If so, give yourself a cookie, you're right. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the 2010 version of Toyota's seminal hybrid once again scores the mileage victory with its estimated 51 mpg city and 48 highway numbers. Second place is grabbed by a set of newcomers to the hybrid arena for the 2010 model year: Ford's Fusion sedan and its sibling from Mercury, the Milan. The Blue Oval's hybrid duo earn EPA ... Read more →
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Click above for 91 high-resolution images of the new Scion xD Toyota and Honda have battled it out as the greenest automaker these last few years pretty much no matter how you look at it. Honda may ...
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Feds release 2010 Fuel Economy Guide, Prius still most miserly 27 days ago on Autoblog Green
Quick – what's the most fuel efficient car currently for sale in America? Did you guess the Toyota Prius? If so, give yourself a cookie, you're right. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the 2010 version of Toyota's seminal hybrid once again scores the mileage victory ...
Toyota wants you to know it has the most fuel efficient line 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
Click above for 91 high-resolution images of the new Scion xD Toyota and Honda have battled it out as the greenest automaker these last few years pretty much no matter how you look at it. Honda may have beat Toyota to the hybrid punch with its inaugural Insight model, but there is no arguing that ...
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