16th Nov 2009, 12:07
Why would you compare fuel mileage and reliability of 20+ year old cars (that Chrysler no longer even makes) and think it has relevance to an argument for today's stats?
Why would you compare fuel mileage and reliability of 20+ year old cars (that Chrysler no longer even makes) and think it has relevance to an argument for today's stats?
15th Nov 2009, 15:50
How you drive a vehicle certainly plays a role. My Civic gets over 45 MPG on a regular basis. My old Dodge Neon got 32 MPG on a GOOD day.