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buying a new work car
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Like any 4 banger, fine on fuel.
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my wife used to have a 95 delSol with a DOHC VTEC (160hp) and she was getting low 30 mpg.
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I have a PT Cruiser. It only gets 21-23 mpg around town but you could haul a lot of stuff in the back of it.
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My vote is for the Ford Fusion (reliable, sleek, nice interior, good power, 31mpg hwy etc) and good old ford rebates make it cheap lol
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Our daily Yard Rat is our '03 CR-V, with the 2.4 L 4IL and
VTech valve stuff... I have no real beef with the motor, though in the heavier CR-V, it takes some serious "toe" to get it up our mtn roads. When the rpms get into the VTech range, it does really "breathe". Our CR-V has never seemed "well built" or "Honda-like", but motor-wise, it runs well, albeit with punkyazz mpg: the best we've ever seen is 24ish...around town and up and down our Mtns., it averages 17-18. The Civic should do much better by comparo. If the engine is mounted similarly, vis a vis the suspension, it provides for a near impossible oil filter change, but I'd bet the Civic does not have that design flaw. For a daily driver, I would think the Civic, while small, would do very well. GL,mD
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