Entries Tagged ‘fuel’:
filed in Cars on Apr.01, 2009
Thought I’d post you some of my first observations on the Suburban fuel economy. It hasn’t been the best, especially when I drove it without thinking at all about economical driving style. However, I’ve been trying to push the number towards better and I’d say that driving style is what matters the most.
So, here are [...]
Tags: economy, fuel, results, Suburban
filed in Hybrid on Mar.31, 2009
One Katrina away from $3.00 gas
So, fuel efficiency standards are going up a little by 2011. Whohoo!
Yet, whom knows how many flex fuel credits and EV loopholes Congress will offer automakers. Loopholes are the Congressional speciality.
With or without an increase in fuel efficiency standards, automakers better be preparing for higher gas prices. Numerous energy analysts, [...]
Tags: efficiency, fuel, Increased, standards, Whatever
filed in Cars on Feb.26, 2009
In today’s market it is imperative to have an idea of what automobiles may be available for the consumer. It is even more important to look for fuel efficient cars based on the environmental situation we find ourselves in. Global warming does exist and it’s nice to know the car manufacturers are finally [...]
Tags: Cars, Efficient, Favorite, fuel
filed in Cars on Jan.22, 2009
In today’s market it is imperative to have an idea of what automobiles may be available for the consumer. It is even more important to look for fuel efficient cars based on the environmental situation we find ourselves in. Global warming does exist and it’s nice to know the car manufacturers are finally [...]
Tags: Cars, Efficient, Favorite, fuel
filed in Hybrid on Jan.16, 2009
America doesn’t need $20,000 hybrids?
I’ve been reading a lot lately about the various tax incentive programs being created by Congress and states, particularly Michigan, to promote battery research and development.
Are these people on crack?
I’m 100 percent for incentives to push consumers into fuel efficient vehicles, but I think the facts are pretty clear. If gas [...]
Tags: Democrats, economy, fuel, full, regarding
filed in Hybrid on Jan.12, 2009
Happy days for hybrid shoppers
Hybrid sales were down 50 percent in November, and they will probably be about the same in December. Likewise, gasoline prices are now averaging $1.66 per gallon. So, aside from economic problems, one can only assume gas prices are significantly contributing to the hybrid sales slide.
Yet, 2009 will see a number [...]
Tags: bargains, fuel, Hybrid
filed in Hybrid on Dec.17, 2008
Even Barack doesn’t have much high ground
I remember, just as gas prices were rising, a press conference that members of Congress had at a Washington DC gas station to address the rising cost of gasoline prices. Even though the gas station was just ONE block from Congressional offices, most members drove. Even worse, their drivers [...]
Tags: Congress, economy, fuel, hypocrisy
filed in Hybrid on Dec.11, 2008
The gas guzzler is done?
Well, that’s probably not going to be true anytime soon, but the wild popularity of gas-guzzlers is dead. That’s a step, and as I watch the automakers testify before Congress, I need some hope.
If the recession hitting the US lasts as long, including the recovery, as some economists are predicting, any [...]
Tags: economy, fuel, hope, some
filed in Hybrid on Nov.25, 2008
I’ve seen the future and I like it
Check out Honda’s new sport fuel cell vehicle. Based on the same fuel cell technology in the Clarity fuel cell vehicle, the FCSPORT is about to make me beg for the hydrogen highway Now!
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Tags: cell, FCSport, fuel, Honda, mobile, Vehicle
filed in Cars on Nov.21, 2008
My friend from work got in touch with someone who promoted this FFI product called MPG Caps. He bought a few of those caps to test and also told me about them. He claimed that he noticed a decrease in fuel consumption and ofcourse I wanted to try it, too. Surprisingly, my Jeep’s consumption went [...]
Tags: about, additive, Caps, fuel, thoughts