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Inexpensive Car With Really Good Gas Mileage?

Oct 25, 2009 by Sara | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I'm 18 and belief about getting a car of my own, it can be used. I have around 3k saved up and my parents might help pay the rest. (Anything 10k and below is fine) I would love a car with astonishing gas mileage (unfortunately I can't pay for a Prius)

Any of the older 4 cylinder minor cars are going to easily fit your price range and will meet your needs for fuel saving.

Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Chevy Cobalt, Chevy Cavalier, Hyundai Elantra, etc.

2004 and below representation

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Looking For An Inexpensive Car, Good Gas Mileage And Good In Snow.?

Nov 06, 2007 by mykayo | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I am in a class where I have to either fix my 2000 Subaru Forester at a cost of $1,000 (brakes and calipers) or get a new car. It has about 75,000 miles on it. I also manifestly have an exhaust leak that won't stop me driving it but may prevent it from

75,000 miles is still low for a Subaru. You won't exceptionally find anything else that's as good in the snow, with decent fuel mileage.

The exhuast leak should be very cheap to fix. In most cases, it's just the varied bolts that need

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Does A Diesel Car Get Better Mileage Than A Regular Gas Car?

Oct 29, 2007 by camproxsox | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I am looking to buy a plug bug diesel. And people tell me they arent a good car and the gas mileage is a lot worse! Help please!

Anyone that reckons a TDI motor is slower off the impression than a petrol powered equivalent, hasn't driven a modern diesel.

The torque figures on contemporary common rail turbo diesels is immense.

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Does A Muffler Give A Car Better Gas Mileage? I Have A Mazda Protege And My Muffler Is Shot It Sounds Like A ?

Oct 29, 2008 by PEACE IS MINE IN 2009 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

lawnmower and it won't behind the times inspection? How much willthis cost me and what else can i do to keep good gas milage (it does ok) its a 1993 model

wear out leaks (or bad mufflers) can cause worse fuel mileage, depending on the car. Some cars require more back squeezing to run smoothly. I don't think it will be a big loss, prob like a mile per gallon or so.

If you bring it in to a

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Whats A Good Car For About 7000 Dollars With Good Gas Mileage And The Insurance Wont Be To High?

Oct 13, 2009 by MEL | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

now i don't insufficiency to look like a grandma now im 21 i want a decent looking car

An older paragon corolla, camry, or civic would be worth the price if you can find one with the right mileage. These cars last a long be that as it may, are very good on gas, and since they are coupes (4 doors) insurance wouldn't be as high as it would

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Highest gas mileage? List shows today's cars can't match old ones

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It was only a combine of years ago that gasoline prices peaked at more than $4 a gallon. Even though prices receded, few vacillate that high-priced gas could eventually be with us again. In light of that, you'd think that the landscape would be filled today with 40-mile-per-gallon cars. Well, it isn't.

The surprise comes from a tabulation the Environmental Protection Agency put together of the most fuel-efficient vehicles in the past 25 years. Few are from today. Most are from many years ago. For all the talk today about hybrids, electrics and greater stimulus efficiency from conventional engines, the list underscores how little progress we've actually made toward weaning ourselves off oil.

No astonishment that hyper-milers like Louis Hudgin of Gilbert, Ariz., pictured above with his decade-old Honda Judgement hybrid, were driving old cars like Hudgin's 2001 Honda Insight when we interviewed them a duo years ago. Modern cars didn't get as much mileage as the older ones, a big problem for those who squeeze as many mpgs out of every gallon of gas as Hudgin's does. Hudgin was routinely getting more than 100 mpg.

Source: USA Today

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