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Use this guide to choose the cleanest and most fuel-efficient vehicle that meets your needs. Low emissions and good fuel economy are both important for the environment.
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NOTE: EPA's fuel economy estimates for 2008 models are calculated differently than for 2007 and earlier years. The fuel economy estimates on this website for model years prior to 2008 have been recalculated using the model year 2008 methodology. As a result, fuel economy estimates for 2007 and earlier years for most models will be lower than the estimates listed originally in the Fuel Economy Guide and posted on the fuel economy window sticker on new cars.

Information on this site is based on data that vehicle manufacturers submit to EPA. The Agency randomly checks the submissions to ensure these data are complete and accurate, but can't guarantee the validity of every measurement presented in this guide.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: EPA's fuel economy estimates are designed to allow consumers to comparison shop. Your fuel economy will almost certainly vary from EPA's rating. This is based on a number of factors such as weather, road conditions, your driving and maintenance habits, and your use of air conditioning. For more information on how your fuel economy can vary, or tips to improve your fuel economy, please visit Your MPG Will Vary  and Gas Mileage Tips on www.fueleconomy.gov.

The Green Vehicle Guide is maintained by EPA's Office of Transportation and Air Quality (OTAQ).
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