Sentences with phrase «better highway consumption»

Nissan mentioned grille shutters, a tow hook cover, cab - to - bed seals, underfloor covers, and spoilers for the tailgate and roof (except regular cab) contributing to better highway consumption, but the windshield rake and leading edge of the roof look to do their part as well.

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This car drives great and features good gas consumption — 17 city and 24 highway.

Despite that extra oomph, the 1.4's fuel consumption estimates are actually better than the non-turbocharged — and bigger — 1.8 - litre engine, delivering an estimated 7.8 L / 100 km city and 5.2 L / 100 km highway when equipped with the manual transmission.

Consumption figures are quite good too with the Buick LaCrosse returning figures of not a sports sedan 21 mpg for the city and 31 mpg on the highway — though adding the optional all - wheel drive model (a $ 3,000 extra on the range - topping «Premium» model) does increase fuel consumption Consumption figures are quite good too with the Buick LaCrosse returning figures of not a sports sedan 21 mpg for the city and 31 mpg on the highway — though adding the optional all - wheel drive model (a $ 3,000 extra on the range - topping «Premium» model) does increase fuel consumption consumption marginally.

The 1.0 - liter boasts the best claimed consumption figures of 30 city MPG and 40 highway MPG with a manual gearbox.

The Nissan Pathfinder might be large, and its 260 horsepower, 3.5 - liter V - 6 good for 240 lb - ft of torque, but its continuously - variable automatic transmission keeps it from getting too thirsty at the fuel pump: consumption is rated at 20 - mpg in city driving and 26 - mpg on the highway.

Fuel consumption is rated at 7.6 / 5.7 L / 100 km (city / highway) with the stickshift, and 7.2 / 5.6 with the automatic, estimates that that best the Yaris hatch's figures of 7.7 / 6.3 (manual) and 7.8 / 6.6 (automatic).

The slightly more expensive and larger Mini Cooper Convertible offers a more rounded level of performance although the 500c offers better consumption levels with 31mpg in the city and 38 mpg on the highway.

Fuel consumption towing over 180 km averaged 15.9 L / 100 km — which is pretty good for a heavy V8 diesel, and not all that much worse than its consumption when not towing (where it achieved average of 11.7 L / 100 km over 400 km of mostly highway work).

This performance potential is also complemented by good fuel consumption figures too with up to a claimed 35 mpg in highway driving and 26mpg in the city.

An 11 % improvement in aero numbers from the swept - back windshield and thinner A-pillars as well as revisions to both engines and the switch to a CVT transmission for the six have brought improved fuel - consumption numbers — 6.0 L / 100 km in the city and 8.1 on the highway for the four and 7.3 / 10.6 for the six.

The new 1.4 turbo's performance, combined with a mass reduction of more than 110 kg and an aerodynamic drag coefficient (Cd) of just 0.29, which GM says is best - in - class, supports an estimated fuel consumption of just 5.9 L / 100 km on the highway.

Nissan has made its top - selling sedan peppier, better handling and more fuel efficient, with best - in - class in highway fuel consumption.

For the 2.0 - turbocharged models, consumption is rated at 22 mpg for the city and 33 mpg for highway use, which as you can see is more frugal than the smaller capacity model, in part thanks to having more torque on hand and being able to carry the weight better and also that aforementioned new nine - speed transmission.

Delivers Best - in - Class V6 fuel economy Based on WardsAuto Large / Regular Car segmentation and EnerGuide highway fuel consumption ratings.