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I note that North American cars are conspicuously few, par for the course as we North Americans continue to be amongst the heaviest polluters in the world... Personally, I'm getting the Prius. (Note though that the diesel engines don't meet California emissions standards however.)
Death to hick muscle cars like Irocs and Vipers!
By The Associated Press
The top fuel economy winners among 2001 model cars, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Mileage is city followed by highway.
1. Honda Insight (electric-gas hybrid) 61/68
2. Toyota Prius (electric-gas hybrid) 52/45
3. (3-way tie) Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen New Beetle (all diesels with manual transmissions) 42/49
4. Honda Civic HX (manual) 36/44
5. Suzuki Swift 36/42
6. Honda Civic HX (automatic) 35/40
7. (3-way tie) Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen New Beetle (all diesel with automatic transmission) 34/45
8. Toyota Echo 34/41
9. (2-way tie) Chevrolet Prizm, Toyota Corolla 32/41
10. Honda Civic 32/39
Death to hick muscle cars like Irocs and Vipers!
By The Associated Press
The top fuel economy winners among 2001 model cars, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Mileage is city followed by highway.
1. Honda Insight (electric-gas hybrid) 61/68
2. Toyota Prius (electric-gas hybrid) 52/45
3. (3-way tie) Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen New Beetle (all diesels with manual transmissions) 42/49
4. Honda Civic HX (manual) 36/44
5. Suzuki Swift 36/42
6. Honda Civic HX (automatic) 35/40
7. (3-way tie) Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen New Beetle (all diesel with automatic transmission) 34/45
8. Toyota Echo 34/41
9. (2-way tie) Chevrolet Prizm, Toyota Corolla 32/41
10. Honda Civic 32/39