Sentences with phrase «published fuel rates»

Vendors may agree to discounts on published fuel rates but then assess fuel surcharges to make up for the discount, he notes.

Not exact matches

The sales - weighted fuel economy was calculated from the monthly sales of individual models of light - duty vehicles (cars, SUVs, vans, and pickup trucks) and the combined city / highway fuel - economy ratings published in the EPA Fuel Economy Guide (i.e., window sticker ratings) for the respective modfuel economy was calculated from the monthly sales of individual models of light - duty vehicles (cars, SUVs, vans, and pickup trucks) and the combined city / highway fuel - economy ratings published in the EPA Fuel Economy Guide (i.e., window sticker ratings) for the respective modfuel - economy ratings published in the EPA Fuel Economy Guide (i.e., window sticker ratings) for the respective modFuel Economy Guide (i.e., window sticker ratings) for the respective models.

These raw values are adjusted by the EPA to derive the estimated on - road fuel - economy ratings that are published in the EPA guide and on window stickers.

These unadjusted fuel - economy ratings are not directly comparable to the «window sticker» ratings published in the EPA Fuel Economy Gufuel - economy ratings are not directly comparable to the «window sticker» ratings published in the EPA Fuel Economy GuFuel Economy Guide.

The V8 will also add to the fuel bill, coming in at a combined city / highway rating of 14.0 L / 100 kilometres, versus the V6's published rate of 11.3 L / 100 kilometres.

[20] The Truth About Cars published an editorial suggesting that GM «inflated» the Equinox's fuel economy ratings for public relations purposes and that the trip computer inaccurately reports fuel economy reported to the driver.

Here at Motor Werks Honda, we're happy to report that the 2015 Honda CR - V has been named one of the most fuel efficient SUVs out there based on ratings by the EPA in a list published by Kelley Blue Book.

The 1987 Car Book, published by the Center for Auto Safety, rated new cars for crash safety, fuel economy, preventive maintenance, repair and insurance costs.

In addition to local weather patterns, shaped by climate change, a review of Chile's wildfires published in the Global and Planetary Change journal warned that the «pattern, frequency and intensity» of wildfires in the country «has grown at an alarming rate» in recent years, partly because of intensive forest management practices that have led to a large amount of flammable fuel in the country's forests.