Consumer Reports’ Ratings of Fuel Efficiency

If you’re on the hunt for a new vehicle, this is an article you need to read. Consumer Reports has released its 2007 take on the best and worst vehicles in their class for fuel economy. Drivers know there’s no guarantee about gas prices and when it comes to paying at the pump and feeling guilty about those fuel emissions, you’re better off safe than sorry.

As the automotive industry strives to produce automobile transportation that meets the public’s and governmental standards, in the meantime car buyers can support what progress has been made through a little research about the difference in fuel intake between each vehicle.

“With more crossovers, hybrids, and car-based SUVs entering the market, it’s now much easier to find an SUV that gets gas mileage similar to a midsized sedan,” said Consumer Reports’ Automotive Editor Rik Paul. “You can save hundreds of dollars a year at the gas pump simply by doing your research before you buy.”

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• Consider an Extended Warranty
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