Sentences with phrase «economy figures promising»

Of course, the LX 570 doesn't come cheap, and its big V8 engine returns some pretty anemic fuel - economy figures promising a hefty monthly fuel bill.

Not exact matches

His message is based on a bet that the economy is flagging, so he'll focus most where unemployment is worst: in spiedie country (which lost jobs between April 2014 and 2013, the latest state figures show) and tomato pie land, long - depressed despite the promise of a coming chip fab.

According to figures from the World Bank, the Chinese economy's carbon intensity — the amount of CO2 emissions relative to the size of economic output — has decreased by almost 70 per cent over the past three decades (see «Peak planet: Carbon dioxide intensity «-RRB-, and a further 20 per cent reduction from current levels is promised by 2020.

Many other advanced economies already invest comparable figures on R&D, so the promises actually mean that the UK will merely catch up — and long after the next parliament is history.

In addition, its hybrid competitors, the Infiniti M35h and the Lexus GS450H, promise much better fuel economy — combined figures are 29 and 31 (estimated), respectively — and give up little in terms of performance.

Fuel economy figures are a ways away from public release, but Ford promises Transits will «achieve an average of 25 percent better fuel economy» than the old E-series.

Moved down from an F25 X3 which failed to deliver on the promised economy figures.

The automaker hasn't published power figures for the 2.0 - litre engine, but it boasts a higher (13.0:1) compression ratio and promises improved fuel economy.

But not all is odious: the new Mini also gets a three - cylinder engine, something parent BMW has threatened for a while, that promises 134 hp and better fuel economy figures — not yet announced — than the outgoing four.

However, going against industry norms, models with the CVT automatic gearbox are actually more efficient, promising fuel economy and CO2 emissions figures of 54.3 mpg and 120g / km, respectively.

Fuel economy is promising especially for a petrol powered vehicle; the claimed mileage figure for Kwid is 25.17 kms in a litre.

Honda promises a fuel economy figure of up to 18.9 km / l.

No output or acceleration figures have been announced for the revised CR - Z, but Honda promises more power from both the 1.5 - litre petrol engine and electric motor «without compromising fuel economy or increasing exhaust emissions».

Equipped with the smallest four - cylinder engine of this group, the Fusion's 1.5 - litre turbo claims good fuel economy but real - world figures don't quite measure up to the promises.