Toyota Camry: Highway Fuel Economy
The EPA estimate for highway fuel economy on a 2007 Toyota Camry V6 is 31 mpg. But as with just about every long-term car we test, the Camry's EPA estimate is a little unrealistic given modern driving habits.
Toyota Well Represented in New EPA Fuel Economy Guide
It's probably not that much of a surprise that the US Government chose the Toyota Prius as its most fuel efficient car for the 2007 edition of the annual Fuel
EPA lists best, worst cars for fuel economy
The US Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday released lists of the cars with the highest and the lowest fuel economy for the 2007 model year. Rankings are given both in terms of the best and worst
Erin Brockovich gets your attention, but can magnets improve fuel
The magnetic field purportedly changes the molecular structure of the fuel, breaking up the fuel droplets to promote more efficient combustion; hence better fuel economy and less harmful emissions. The other is CAT-MATE,
EPA Administrator Pleased With ULSD Fuel Transition
We’ve had engine manufacturers and fuel manufacturers come together with trucking and many On possible tax incentives for the purchase 2010 EPA compliant Associations play such a critical role in the health of the economy.
Who's the Leader in Fuel Efficient Vehicles: GM or Honda?
However, as GCC goes on to elaborate, more than 18% of all models sold in the US (as listed in the EPA Fuel Economy Guide) deliver 30 mpg or better on the highway (193 models out of 1058). And on the basis of 30+ mpg highway models as a
The Best and The Worst in Environmental Fuel Economy
-The joint DOE-EPA Fuel Economy web site, http://www.fueleconomy.gov , offers detailed information on vehicle fuel economy, including a complete downloadable version of the Fuel Economy Guide
EPA rates hybrids to be the best when it comes to fuel economy
The US Dept of Energy and US EPA released the 2007 Fuel Economy Guide yesterday. According to their charts hybrids lead the pack taking best of class in compact (Honda Civic Hybrid), midsize (Toyota Prius), and SUV (Ford Escape Hybrid).
EPA/DOE Release Top Fuel Economy Lists for 2007 Models
EPA/DOE Release Top Fuel Economy Lists for 2007 Models Source: US Department of Energy (DOE) and US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) “Data show that hybrid vehicles continue to lead the government’s fuel economy ratings.
EPA/DOE Release 2007 Fuel Economy Guide, EPA, 10/17/06
Source: EPA

Light-Duty Automotive Technology and Fuel Economy Trends 1975
This report examines trends in US light duty automotive technology and fuel economy trends for model years 1975 through 2003.
Gas Mileage Guide
2000-2006 Model Year Fuel Economy Guide. The Fuel Economy Guide published by the US Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency helps
Saving Gas Fuel Economy Ratings and Gas Saving Tips
Fac about EPA fuel economy ratings for trucks and sport utility vehicles. Find out what type of gas mileage you can expect to get from your new truck or
EPA Fuel Economy Ratings Have Shortfalls Of Up To 50 Percent
EPA Fuel Economy Ratings Have Shortfalls Of Up To 50 Percent.
"Real World" Fuel Economy vs. EPA Estimates
Consumers tend to think that the large numbers on a car's window sticker, which list the EPA estimated fuel economy rating, are what they will

Saving Gas - Fuel Economy Ratings and Gas Saving Tips
Facts about EPA fuel economy ratings for trucks and sport utility vehicles. Find out what type of gas mileage you can expect to get from your new truck or
EPA Fuel Economy Ratings Have Shortfalls Of Up To 50 Percent
EPA Fuel Economy Ratings Have Shortfalls Of Up To 50 Percent.
"Real World" Fuel Economy vs. EPA Estimates
Consumers tend to think that the large black numbers on a car's window sticker, which list the EPA estimated fuel economy rating, are what they will
The Edmunds.com Fuel Economy Guide
"Real World" Fuel Economy vs. EPA Estimates How accurate are the EPA fuel economy estimates? Edmunds compares EPA to real-world testing of its long-term
Fixing the EPA's Fuel Economy Tests
Why the EPA's current testing to gage vehicle fuel economy is skewed and why the tests themselves, not the resultant numbers, must be revised.
Howstuffworks "EPA Fuel Economy Explained"
Why do the EPA fuel economy numbers almost always seem to be off-base? It has a lot to do with the way new cars and trucks are evaluated for their energy
Understanding EPA fuel economy estimates
FreeFoto/Ian Britton EPA fuel economy estimates -- those big bold numbers printed on every new car's price sticker -- can be a huge source of confusion for
ConsumerReports.org - Consumer Reports - New EPA fuel-economy
The latest information on the new EPA fuel-economy tests.