Monday, June 13, 2011
1994 Gas Mileage Guide: EPA fuel economy estimates
The distance of the gas Guide energy as assistance to consumers considering the vehicle. The wizard lists the available for vehicles. provides US with a federal law. En This guide is intended to help what similarly large cars, light-duty to the truth. The vehicle, referred to in this guide have been divided cars (made sedans, two-seaters and light commercial trucks (vans, pick-ups and small capital pi classes of special purpose vehicles (2 powered cab chassis). By using this guide consumers can estimate the costs for each vehicle. The comparison of the vehicle and the most useful included information on the mileage. The actual vehicle may vary from the estimate of
The Test is used to estimate the city fuel economy simulates 7.5 miles, stopand-go trip with an average speed of 20 mph. the journey takes 23 minutes and has 18 stops. About 18 percent of the time spent idling in traffic or waiting in rush hour. There are two types of engine begins to use the cold start, which is similar to starting a car the morning after it was parked all night-and a hot start, similar to restart the vehicle after it was warm, controlled and stopped for a second short.
Test for determining the estimated highway fuel economy is a mixture of "non-City". Segments corresponding to different types of rural roads and interstate highways are included. The test simulates a trip 1 0 miles and an average of 48 mph. hot start Test of the idling time and and without stops (except at the end of the test).
