Also Should add that its my second one... bought the first corolla in 2002, put over 130k miles on it and gave it to my daughter....this one will go to my son in 4 years and I'll prob get another 'rolla...
Most fuel economical small cars?
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My little 2001 Hyundai Accent 2 dr, 1.5L, 5spd. averages 37mpg....and has no trouble carrying my kayak, 2-3 7' rods, paddle, PFD, tackle bag, etc.
Escalade...12-19 mpg
g37....21-29 mpg
Civic hx...30-40 mpg
Chevy Express (6.0 liter)... 11-16 mpg.
These Accents seem like they are getting great mpg's and reliable?? hmm.
g37....21-29 mpg
Civic hx...30-40 mpg
Chevy Express (6.0 liter)... 11-16 mpg.
These Accents seem like they are getting great mpg's and reliable?? hmm.
1993 Toyota truck. 26 MPG Bought new December 1992. Been paid for 15 years.
I owned (2) 1993 toyota trucks w/the 22RE -4 cylinder, 5 speed. I managed about 30mpg w/mostly hwy driving, and never under 25 mpg. GREAT TRUCKS. Had they had airbags, I would still own one today.
86 mazda b2000 ex cab 5speed, 86 Suzuki samurai Lifted spoa lift lockers and 5 speed. saw just over 32 mpg in each. Also saw 60 mpg on my chopper with a 113 s&s i know its not a car but it had a motor bigger than the samurai.
My 1999 Nissan Altima with a 5 speed manual gets about 28 mpg on the highway with A/C, about 31-32 mpgwith no A/C. That's at 75 mph. The best I've gotten with the car is 41 mpg - kept the thing pegged at 60 mph for a 400 mile overnight trip. Currently has about 137K on it, still runs and looks great. It's about to get replaced with a Prius.
Our Dodge Caravan SES with a 3.8L gets up to 28 mpg on the highway with no a/c. That van gets killer mpg.
Our Dodge Caravan SES with a 3.8L gets up to 28 mpg on the highway with no a/c. That van gets killer mpg.
yikes.....! lol
