What's the best car for having good miles per gallon?

Question

I'm only 15 and know notyhing of cars, I know a little about math though, and I don't want a car that gets horrible gas milage. I'm justr wondering what you guys think would be a good car to get. THANKS. [[:

Answer 1

almost any honda or toyota will give you good miles per gallon.

Answer 2

If you want insane mileage, a hybrid like the Prius or Civic Hybrid can get you high mileage. So will subcompacts like the Yaris. Many Japanese imports from the late 1970s, 1980s and possibly the very early 1990s can also get rather high mileage. In all reality, any car that gets more than 28 mpg highway or truck (full sized) that gets above 18mpg highway gets pretty good mileage. If the car is new, the dealer info sheet (often found on one of the front windows at the dealership) almost always has the EPA mileage estimate. If you are buying the car used or it does not have the dealer info sheet, try fueleconomy.gov or kbb.com (the latter will also give suggested pricing).

As for a particular car to get, that really depends on what you want. Just remember that Japanese cars are not the only ones that get good gas mileage (Chevrolet has more 30+ mpg models than any manufacturer).

Personally, I think the Chevy Cobalt or Aveo are good cars for new drivers if you get them with automatic transmissions or know how to drive a stick.

Answer 3

You can learn a lot about cars on many websites, which I have added for you below. The answer to your question is: Volkswagen Jetta or Rabbit DIESEL. I have an automatic and get 35mpg in town and 46 on the highway. To understand what a diesel engine is and how it works, start with "How It Works".

Answer 4

VW TDI's will beat any car made in mileage.  Change them to Europeon style injectors, adjust fuel pressure and mileage approaching 60mpg on the highway is obtainable.

Hybrids only give minimal extra mileage in the city, on the highway they're no better than anyone else.

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