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When buying a car, the difference between 10mpg and 20mpg looks the same as the difference between 20mpg and 30mpg. This is the usual complaint.
by lkbm 12y ago
When buying a car, the difference between 10mpg and 20mpg looks the same as the difference between 20mpg and 30mpg. This is the usual complaint.
- drzaiusapelord 12y agoCan you even get a 10-20mpg car without resorting to niche items like heavy trucks and such, where the buy would be fairly sophisticated in fuel usage considering its pretty much a work truck? This probably isn't too big of a concern from a practical standpoint. Avg fuel economy in the USA in 2014 is 24.1. Changes from there are small increments, ignoring hybrids and ultra-efficient vehicles.