Purchasing the Right Vehicle

Excellent resource for finding a vehicle that gets the best gas mileage possible.

If you are considering buying a new vehicle for your company fleet, you might explore www.fueleconomy.gov. This web site lists gas mileage estimates for 1985-2006 model cars. Selecting the right vehicle is the most important decision you'll make when it comes to fuel economy.

Assuming a fuel cost of $2.20 and 15,000 annual miles, the difference between a car that gets 20 mpg and one that gets 30 mpg is $550 per year. In four years, that comes to $2,200.

Visit www.fueleconomy.gov and click on the “Find and Compare Cars” section to review the most fuel-efficient vehicles available. The range is tremendous, even within the same size class. For example, similar-sized 2006 compact models ranged from 20 to 40 mpg. Choosing the 40 mpg car could save you hundreds of dollars in gas every year.

 

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