Sentences with phrase «greatest fuel returns»
For drivers looking to get the greatest fuel returns, the Kia Rio includes an Active Eco mode located on a button to the left of the steering wheel.
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We get great glimpses of Ronnie's peculiar sex life intertwined with drug - fuelled, homosexual orgies with politicians, but these scenes are merely used as comic relief before returning back to the match made in east end.
They all have proper drive dynamics, look great inside and out, return efficient fuel economy and are reasonably priced.
I assume that the chief goal is to get greater fuel economy, and the EPA estimates that the Yaris iA should return about 35 mpg in combined driving.
Hyundai claims that the new Xcent returns a fuel efficiency figure of 25.4 kmpl and that's great considering that it's peppy, and not lazy, off the line.
This in itself isn't bad and is quite good for city driving with great fuel economy returns of 31/40/35 mpg city / highway / combined.
Acceleration isn't great, but the return on investment comes from the EPA fuel economy of 27 city and 38 highway.
Now that so many OEMs are offering such great high performance sports cars I'd love to see a return to a Showroom Stock series where only the brake pads and mufflers could be different from what any enthusiast could order in the showroom plus existing race safety systems like a roll cage, fire systems and fuel and electric shut offs etc. and a minimum of 50 or 100 cars must be made to that spec.
«This is great news for travellers because it means Virgin Australia — a major national and international carrier — has now eliminated fuel surcharges and returned to the traditional system of including all operating costs in the base fare,» he said.
Trains can run on diesel as well as electricity (or coal if the dark ages do indeed return) and provide greater hauling capacity per unit fuel (or unit CO2 if you prefer).
«The greater global attention to climate policy also means that fossil fuel companies are becoming increasingly risky for investors in terms of the delivery of long - term returns.