Sentences with phrase «likely be more fuel efficient»

Toyota's new V6 will very likely be more fuel efficient by a huge leap.

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While this company's bond did not directly invest in increasing fossil fuel output, refineries are still processing fossil fuels and any investment in making refineries more efficient, as this bond is aiming to, will likely extend plant operating lifetimes and therefore indirectly increase emissions over time.

Infants born to malnourished mothers, for example, are more likely to be born small and have efficient metabolisms that require less fuel to survive.

All this being said, bad O2 sensors will only likely cause the engine to be less fuel - efficient and pollute more.

The range - topping GL550 will likely lose its 5.5 - liter V - 8 and get the more powerful and fuel - efficient 4.6 - liter, twin - turbo, V - 8 engine, which is tuned to produce 402 hp and 443 lb - ft of torque in the ML550.

Ford also says that by opting for the 6.8 - liter V - 10 that buyers will be saving an average of $ 8300, likely in up - front costs, considering that over the life of the vehicle, more money could theoretically be saved by opting for a more fuel efficient diesel engine.

As for engines, it's likely that the current truck's 2.7 - liter inline - four and 4.0 - liter V - 6 will be replaced with more fuel - efficient powerplants.

It will likely be lighter and thus more fuel - efficient than the outgoing Q7.

Perhaps just as worryingly, the TRD Pro's pricing is only a few thousand dollars less that of the Ram 1500 Rebel, which not only tows and hauls a lot more, it's actually likely to be slightly more fuel efficient.

Ford's Ecoboost engine is very efficient, but a few more gears in the transmission and an idle - stop feature would likely raise the overall fuel economy.

The 1.5 diesel is among the most fuel - efficient motors around and with a CVT, the compact sedan will be more convenient to drive around and is likely to dish out a good fuel - efficiency number as well.

Thanks to the same, the new Swift is likely to be more fuel efficient and frugal than its predecessor.

Having that should equate to a more refined driving experience, improved fuel economy, and a bigger and more efficient use of interior space, three characteristics that are likely to be high on the checklist of prospective customers for the next - generation 300.

[With more efficient fuel consumption likely being offset by greater speed?]