theaveng
Well-known member
Oh wait.
FE.gov says that's city.
:-( Manufacturers should be required by law to reveal in their TV ads if they are advertising city or highway MPG. For me the "city" number is irrelevant (I don't drive through the city), and I look at the less impressive 102 highway figure.
Just curious: What did Nissan change to boost their [2013] city economy over 20 more MPGe higher [than 2012]?
thanks
:-D
FE.gov says that's city.
:-( Manufacturers should be required by law to reveal in their TV ads if they are advertising city or highway MPG. For me the "city" number is irrelevant (I don't drive through the city), and I look at the less impressive 102 highway figure.
Just curious: What did Nissan change to boost their [2013] city economy over 20 more MPGe higher [than 2012]?
thanks
:-D