Posted by farmer boy on August 02, 2013 at 07:26:40 from (199.167.109.42):
In Reply to: Re: Spare Tire posted by old on August 01, 2013 at 20:17:44:
The list of cars that get 30mpg today is a mile long. 2006 Corolla can get 41+ at 55mph. Camry can get 35+ at 55mph. Same for Civic and Accord. Then there's Kia, Hyundia, Chevy, Ford. They all have at least a few cars that get 30+ mpg. Lets not forget the Jetta/Golf/Passat TDI. 50 mpg at 55 mph. That's not just a rumor, it actually happens. These are good sized cars with a good number of creature comforts, not some stripped down econo-box. Granted, they are small compared to a 1960's sedan, but the mileage #'s don't even come close.
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