Any sub-compact, compact, or mid-sized car sold within the last 10 years is a fuel efficient car.
Almost all the Japanese cars! ;D
US News has the ranking for the best efficient cars. You can read them at http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/rankings/Affordable-Small-Cars/
Among other reasons, Japanese cars tend to be smaller and more fuel efficient.
Only vehicles that are Flex Fuel vehicles can burn E85. How many there are is of no consequence.
The US government does offer rebates for the purchase of hybrid cars like the Toyota Prius. Its called the Fuel Efficient Vehicle Tax Incentive and you can found out more about it when you have your taxes done.
DOHC is a simpler design than SOHC and will usually have fewer moving parts and less reciprocating mass than equivalent SOHC implementations. This usually more than offsets the increased rotating mass and total mass allowing for a more efficient and longer wearing engine, yes. This does not mean that cars in general will become more fuel efficient. There are many other technologies coming into play that do much more to reduce fuel consumption, but in developed nations and especially the US, regulations requiring ever lower emissions and vehicles that do more to protect occupants in the event of a crash make cars less and less efficient and drivers less and less efficient as well.
how many cars in the us today
Most cars are smaller and more fuel efficient than American cars. Colder than most parts of the US. Smaller area and less population density. Different form of government. A LOT LESS PEOPLE. Different language. More snow than places in the US that get snow.
because they help us get around a lot faster and more efficient.
their is over 290 billian cars in the us
Most US cars have 12 gallon tanks, which is equivalent to about 45.42 litres.
All cars would use compressed air (or nitrogen) to inflate tyres. Most cars would use petrol or diesel as a fuel (in the US petrol is known as gas). Some cars use Propane gas as a fuel. Technology is being developed to fuel cars with Hydrogen gas.