If a car has a low MPG that means that it does not use as much petrol (miles per gallon). this helps the environment more than cars with a high MPG because the process of finding them can release harmful gasses from the mining equipment.
And when it is in you car, the engine's process of combustion also releases gasses such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide, which contribute to global warming.
Depends on driving habits. as low as 6 mpg, up to 15 mpgDepends on driving habits. as low as 6 mpg, up to 15 mpg
It's a vehicle that's fuel-inefficient. Fuel inefficiency shows up as low mileage per gallon. An example of a low mpg range is 9 mi/14.4 km - 30.5 km. Low mpg vehicles include full-size vans, old cars, pickups, and SUVs.
Cars such as the Nissan Leaf and the Ford Focus can both get between 80 and 100 MPG in ideal conditions. The car you want may depend on the size and compact nature, though, so gas mileage could be as low as 35 MPG for a hybrid.
Low tire pressure....Dirty air filter....Dirty fuel filter....Wrong Fuel type.....In need of a Tuneup......And the Number one thing is Agressive driving habbits
for safety yes; as for being "green", not so much. Very low mpg and what not... spend your money on something that will last longer and that you'll get more use out of!
the highest MPG for a Chevy is 34.1 it is very low but it can still go very fast for a old car.....
they don't that's the whole idea how can u say dat..they don't..! They do,but not much they use petrol in low efficency.
Buying used automobiles depends on many factors. As long as the car is priced decently, is in great condition, has a low mpg, and has no issues, used cars are a good choice to buy.
No one really worried about MPG back then, but I figure it was in the single digits to low teens as a v-8
"The environment" covers a lot of territory. Some places have higher Ph, some have lower. Mineral deposits, local industries, weather, etc. have an effect on Ph.
28-32 mpg depending on how heavy footed you are... (low 20's if you're wearing concrete boots!)
13-14 seems low, on my windstar 3 things have helped more than any on mpg improvement, I do get around 20 combination city expwy driving. 1 - the check engine light was on and changing the mass air flow sensor not only fix than issue but improved the mpg 2 - changed the transmission fluid and fliter - this improved my mpg by + 2 3 - Air pressure, as much as we hear about checking you air pressure I find this can effect my mpg by 5 mpg or more.