GM cars 40-50 MPG for Europe only

Current 40-50 MPG Production Cars

Available not in America - your choice

Vauxhall 50.4mpg US Opel - General Motors Company Fiat 34.4 city 51.40 hwy combined 43.5 mpg US Renault 37.2 city 57.60 hwy combined 47.90 mpg US Citroen city 51.40 68.90 hwy combined 61.40 mpg

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Fiat returned to its original mission: to build automobiles with attractive designs and exciting engines The new 500, which was named =932008 Car of the Year=94, is living proof of this. Fiat Bravo 1.6 Multi- jet 16v: ecology and power. The latest generation turbo-diesel, available in 105 bhp and 120 bhp versions. 56 mpg US

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Corsa The 1.0 is suitably miserly, giving 50.4 mpg andemitting a low-tax 134g/km of carbon dioxide; the 1.2 and 1.4, thanksto Vauxhall/Opel's new Twinport fuel intake technology, deliver48.7mpg/139 g/km and 47.9mpg/142g/km respectively.The diesels? 61.4mpg/124 g/km from both the 75bhp and 90bhp 1.3 CDTis,and 58.8mpg/130 g/km from the 1.7 CDTi.
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is operated by General Motors EuropeThe new Opel mini-monocab bears balanced proportions, soft curves anda distinctive side graphic. Its passengers still sit high and upright,but the roofline has been dynamically lowered and blends into a smootharc toward the rear. This helps create the Agila's aerodynamic dragcoefficient of 0.32 - a relatively low figure for a vehicle of thissize.

CITROEN C1 MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 998.00 cc Fuel Type: Petrol MPG Urban: 51.40 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 68.90 mpg MPG Combined: 61.40 mpg CO2 Emissions: 109.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV Noise Level: 70.00

CITROEN C1 MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 1398.00 cc Fuel Type: Diesel MPG Urban: 53.30 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 83.10 mpg MPG Combined: 68.90 mpg CO2 Emissions: 109.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV Noise Level: 71.20

CITROEN C2 MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 1124.00 cc Fuel Type: Petrol MPG Urban: 37.70 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 58.90 mpg MPG Combined: 48.70 mpg CO2 Emissions: 138.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV Noise Level: 70.80

CITROEN C2 MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: A5 Engine Size: 1360.00 cc Fuel Type: Petrol MPG Urban: 41.50 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 58.90 mpg MPG Combined: 50.40 mpg CO2 Emissions: 133.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV Noise Level: 70.20

FIAT New-Panda MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 1108.00 cc Fuel Type: Petrol MPG Urban: 39.20 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 58.90 mpg MPG Combined: 49.60 mpg CO2 Emissions: 135.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV

FIAT New-Panda MPG information, CO2 emissions and more: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 1242.00 cc Fuel Type: Petrol MPG Urban: 39.80 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 58.90 mpg MPG Combined: 50.40 mpg CO2 Emissions: 133.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV

FIAT Doblo running costs, fuel economy and emissions: Transmission: M5 Engine Size: 1248.00 cc Fuel Type: Diesel MPG Urban: 42.20 mpg MPG Extra-urban: 58.90 mpg MPG Combined: 51.40 mpg CO2 Emissions: 145.00 Cost per 6,000 miles: =A30 Euro Safety Standard: IV Noise Level: 72.00

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1 - 83.10 mph CITROEN C1 MPG 2 - 83.10 mph TOYOTA Aygo MPG 3 - 80.70 mph FIAT Grande-Punto MPG 4 - 78.40 mph VAUXHALL Corsa-MY2006 MPG 5 - 76.30 mph FIAT New-Panda MPG 6 - 76.30 mph PEUGEOT MPG 7 - 76.30 mph CITROEN C2 MPG 8 - 76.30 mph CITROEN C3 MPG 9 - 76.30 mph VAUXHALL Corsa-MY2006 MPG
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lloyd.button
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You do realize that the numbers in your post are ImpMPG and not USMPG. Just because YOU put "US" after the number, doesn't make it so.

1 ImpMPG = .8326 USMPG
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Steve Mackie

Some of the cars in Europe get quite high mileage in any case. When I make the conversion, I go from liters (or, litres) directly to US gallons, as litres are the normal way to buy fuel in Europe now.

Diesel is, at least in some countries of Europe, cheaper than gasoline by some

10%, contrary to what we see here in the USA, and it is a high quality clean diesel.
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HLS

Now, my question is how IS mileage calculated in europe? Somehitng tells me its not the same as the EPA figures used in the US now.

Bob

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Reply to
bob urz

Varies a bit. In Norway, they typically use an efficiency ratio which is litres of fuel per 10 kilometers driven. Easily converted to miles per gallon if one wishes to do so.

The Brits, IIUC, buy petrol by the litre, but many still think in terms of the Imperial gallon.

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HLS

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