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Is 31 mpg good?
28 MPG is pretty average for many cars on the road, so 31 MPG is good.
Do cars get better MPG than diesel trucks?
There are many online shops that provide best mpg for auto cars. Amazon.com is one of online shop that provides best mpg for auto cars. You can visit www.amazon.com
Can you tell me the best MPG cars you can buy?
There are many efficient cars out on the market today. The best MPG car you can buy at the moment is the 2012 Smart For two Coupe at $347/MPG. Coming in next is the 2012 Nissan Versa Manual at $366/MPG.
How many mpg does a 2000 Chevy Cavalier get?
21 mpg on average (cars current condition may effect slightly)
What cars get 40 mpg?
vw.
How many gallons of gas does it take to go 179 Km with a cars mpg 21?
5.22
Getting the Best Hybrid MPG?
Right now, the best MPG cars on the market are hybrids. The Ford Fiesta and Nissan Leaf are just two cars that get some of the best MPG right now. These two cars have an incredible MPG and can get anywhere from 70 to 90 MPG. Before purchasing a vehicle research its fuel efficiency to ensure that you will get the most miles to the gallon.
How many mpg does a 1995 Saturn sc1 get?
"gas mileage generally goes from 25-28 mpg in the city to 34-40 mpg on the highway" - http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Overview/-c5816-1995-S-Series.html
How can railroads get 400 mpg with diesel fuel but cars get only 45 mpg?
Railroad do not get 400 mpg with diesel fuel. They are rated in gallons per mile and there are way too many variables to give a single overall answer.
How many gallons of gas does it take to go 674 miles with a cars mpg 21?
674 miles @ 21 mpg will require 674/21 = 32.1 gallons (approx).
What are the comparisons of smart car MPG verses regular car MPG?
A good place to compare cars' fuel economy is at http://www.fueleconomy.gov. This includes statistics of smart cars and regular cars to compare them.
Where can you find a site that tells you cars mpg but doesn't sell the cars?
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/
