How Do You Compare The Fuel Consumption Of Cars?
Car buyers interested in saving money on gas or reducing harm to the environment can compare the fuel consumption of cars. The U.S. government requires car manufacturers to conduct laboratory testing to determine the mileage of automobiles. The government releases the results of these mileage tests. Consumers can access and use the results to compare fuel mileage of different makes and models of cars. Open the “Find a Car” page at the Fuel Economy website. The United States Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) publish the Fuel Economy website to provide mileage and other fuel data. Select a model year, car make (manufacturer) and car model to find fuel mileage data for a specific make and model of car. Click on the “Compare Side-by-Side” link to select and compare gas mileage of two vehicles. You may choose any two vehicles in the directory and compare mileage on the same page. Use the search navigation links on the “Find a Car” page to compare cars by cla
