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New MPG Ratings
New Window Sticker
Compare Old and
New MPG
Your Mileage Will Still Vary
Fuel Economy Tests
EPA has designed a new window sticker to accompany the
new fuel economy ratings
.
Roll over the highlighted elements on the label below to learn more about EPA's new fuel economy estimates
EPA's New Fuel Economy Label
Estimated Annual Fuel Cost: $2,039 based on 15,000 mile at $2.80 per gallon
Your fuel cost may differ depending on annual miles and fuel prices.
Combined Fuel Economy for this Vehicle: 21 MPG, Range for all SUVs: 10-31 MPG
Compare the combined city-highway MPG of this vehicle to others in its class.
Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle
Visit www.fueleconomy.gov to learn more.
These estimates reflect new methods beginning with 2008 models
The new estimates will not be comparable to those from previous years.
See the FREE DOE/EPA Fuel Economy Guide at dealers or www.fueleconomy.gov
Print the Fuel Economy Guide
CITY MPG:18
New MPG numbers are now based on tests that better reflect real-world conditions:
higher speeds
faster acceleration
air conditioning
cold temperatures
HIGHWAY MPG: 25 MPG
New MPG numbers are now based on tests that better reflect real-world conditions:
higher speeds
faster acceleration
air conditioning
cold temperatures
Expected range in city driving for most drivers: 15-21 MPG
Most drivers' city fuel economy will fall within this range.
Expected range in highway driving for most drivers: 21-29 MPG
Most drivers' highway fuel economy will fall within this range.