Sentences with phrase «putting more highway»

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So if you are getting exposed to lots of gasoline or gasoline exhaust fumes for example, maybe your work is — maybe you're the person that holds the construction sign on the highway, you know, and you're breathing in fumes all day long, or you're a dental hygienist in Europe being put in the face of chemicals all day long, like we get to see those things but more importantly we are seeing pesticides that are used either in the yard or in the garden.

Minus - some minor annoyances - cup holders are inconvenient, no real center console to put junk (gum, lipgloss, phone, etc), armrest thing is weird and poorly designed (can't put it down when you have a cup with a straw in it, can't get your cup out of the cupholder if it is down); it has a lot more highway road noise than I was expecting, downsized and so have had to get used to a smaller car without a lot of trunk capacity.

Next is the most fuel - efficient of the bunch, the ML350 BlueTEC with a V6 turbodiesel that puts out tremendous power yet yields up to 27 mpg on the highway and a stated cruising range of more than 600 miles.

If you choose and «s» (Sport) version «3» instead of the «i,,» a larger 2.5 - liter 4 - cylinder puts out 184 horses for more «zoom zoom,» and is almost as efficient at 28 city and 39 highway EPA numbers.

With its exceptional highway fuel economy and sporty performance, you can spend less at the pump and put that money you saved toward more enjoyable things, like concert tickets and meals at fine restaurants.

And its fuel economy - 17 mpg city, 24 highway, according to EPA projections, just more than 22 in my week with a test car - puts those same sport - utilities to shame.

Dual zone climate control keeps the driver and front passenger happy; power - operated mirrors, door locks, and windows all make the ownership experience better; cruise control makes highway driving more enjoyable; and a host of active safety systems put an extra set of eyes on the road.

I put more than 2,000 mostly highway miles on the Equinox LT all - wheel - drive diesel.

While the engineers were adding more sport to the already sporty Honda CR - Z they also made sure it was going to be more efficient, as well., The changes for this year put the CR - Z at 31 MPG city / 38 MPG highway / 34 MPG combined.

The 1.8 T Sport trim offers more power with its turbocharged 1.8 - liter engine which puts out 170 horsepower while earning up to 37 MPG * on the highway.

EPA fuel economy ratings of 49/47/48 (city / highway / combined) put the Accord Hybrid at the top of the class under a more stringent EPA ratings system for 2017 model year vehicles, making it the most powerful and fuel efficient midsize hybrid sedan in America.

We got the 28N package which puts you into the 4.0 L V - 6 at 255hp (Plenty of power on the highway plus more than all of the competition).

Don't rely on aged policies to stay financially protected; households that shave dollars from their premiums using up to date quotes can put more money into trips out the Pacific Highway, waxing the surfboard, or doing more in the vibrant atmosphere of their Southern California home.

A sea of parked cars separates it from the highway; more than 5,000 construction workers are mostly hidden inside, putting the finishing touches on a bewildering mass of pipes, silos, tanks, and domes.

Don't rely on aged policies to stay financially protected; households that shave dollars from their premiums using up to date quotes can put more money into trips out the Pacific Highway, waxing the surfboard, or doing more in the vibrant atmosphere of their Southern California home.

Highway safety laws are put in place so that traffic flows more smoothly and fewer accidents occur.

Simply put, if you think of a blockchain as a highway, scaling refers to methods that would allow for more cars to pass through and have fewer traffic jams.

But, they say, as states start to pass climate change legislation, gas prices head back up, and highways become ever more clogged, it's not likely the U.S. will return to the days when motorists put more and more miles on their cars every year.