Sentences with phrase «sipping less fuel»

The smaller engines all make the same promises: They offer the same (or better) power while sipping less fuel.
Similar improvements in performance have also been done to the JCW — the car now does 0 - 100 km / h in 6.9 seconds, 80 - 120 km / h in 7.6 seconds and 229 km / h, all while sipping less fuel than before (combined, it uses 7.1 litres per 100 km).
The petrol engines in the Cayenne S and Turbo are now more powerful as well as sip less fuel as compared to the outgoing versions.
No other kind of vehicle can carry as many people or as much cargo, plus they sip less fuel than most full - size SUVs.

Not exact matches

Seventh is just long enough to reach the F12's 211 - mph top speed — there is no extralong cruising gear, and yet the F12 still manages to sip 30 percent less fuel than the 599.
The Sonic was also unable to confidently trump the Swift in fuel consumption figures, with the Suzuki being largely more economical under duress, and only slightly less economical under regular driving — the Suzuki sipping 6.3 l / 100 km, whilst the effortless torque of the Chevrolet helped it to figures of 6.2 l / 100 km.
The Ridgeline's smooth and gutsy 3.5 - liter V - 6 makes quick work of highway passing, plus it sips fuel at a surprisingly low rate, returning an impressive 28 mpg on our 75 - mph real - world highway fuel - economy test — matching that of the GMC's diesel engine but while burning cheaper and less energy - dense fuel.
Sure, that doesn't make it prettier on the outside, but we're now looking at a roomy, five - door GT that sips a lot less fuel and offers an outstanding range.
The Ford Expedition, which is just as big as the Navigator - and, depending on the engine, sips a little less fuel - had its sales slip 7.6 percent for the first five months.
Our tester (the top - of - the - range 157 hp bi-turbo dCi) returned as much as 36 mpg (that's about 6.5 l / 100 km), and it could have been much less sipped fuel if Sport mode hasn't been engaged one more too often.
Speaking of engine, there's a choice of two rather charming three - cylinder 1.0 - litre turbo - petrol units that generate more power than the Polo's previous engines while also sipping a bit less fuel.
If you behave yourself the fuel consumption ratings say you should be sipping diesel fuel at less than 8l / 100 km.
I can build the same size home (timber frame) using sips on a foundation for a lot less than $ 200.00 per sq. ft.. It is going to be just as energy efficient as the one in the article and even more so since it doesn't need a fuel guzzling truck to move it.
GHG emissions are required by no less than 3 regulations and all three are tabulated: a. GHG emission reporting CDX; b. Annual emissions reports for large discharges required by state SIP's, Title V and CAA, and c. monthly / quarterly / annual fuel use reporting requirements.
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