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What else can I help you with?
Can you put regular unleaded gasoline in a flex fuel car?
Yes you can, infact you will get better Fuel mileage than E85.
Why do we have streamlined cars?
less wind resistance, better fuel mileage
Why do cars have aluminun engines?
Less weight = better fuel mileage.
Why is it important for cars to run efficiently?
Better fuel mileage and cleaner emissions.
Who has the best gas milage for 2013 trucks?
I would say the best fuel effecient cars would be the flex fuel cars.They get great mileage and cheap to fill up.
What special features do RAV4 cars have?
RAV4 vehicles feature off roading, high fuel mileage, and Flex fuel, which allows you to use up to 85% ethanol in them. They also have a spacious interior.
Why hoods or bumpers of cars are usually made up of light?
The less weight, the better the fuel mileage.
Why do cars get better gas mileage on the highway?
Cars get better gas mileage on the highway because they can maintain a more consistent speed, which reduces the amount of fuel needed to overcome frequent acceleration and deceleration. Additionally, aerodynamic drag is lower at higher speeds, further improving fuel efficiency.
Why was it important for scientists to develop light weight material for cars?
So that the cars not make enviroment worse
When will Toyota build a flex fuel sedan?
Most car companies are going in the direction of creating fuel efficient cars and trucks, but you might want to contact Toyota at their website Toyota.com and ask them when they will start production on flex fuel cars. GM currently has vehicles that are flex fuel so go to Chevy.com or GMC.com and look at what flex vehicles are out on the road currently.
Why do hoods of cars made of light materials which can be easily crampled?
Less weight equals better fuel mileage. Crampled?
Do 2012 cars get better mileage than '93 Buicks?
Newer cars are geared towards being more fuel efficient than older cars. Cars made in 2012, depending on engine size, will likely get much better gas mileage than your 1993 Buick. These older cars were geared more towards comfort and power and less towards improved gas mileage.
