[ad_1] Estimating MPG is important for car performance. The easiest way is to track miles driven and gallons used between refueling. A noticeable drop in MPG may indicate mechanical problems. The EPA’s MPG estimates are based on 1970s driving conditions, but a new method was introduced in 2008 for more accuracy. For those who already […]
[ad_1] The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rates cars for miles per gallon, but not every model is tested. Automakers test representative vehicles and report the results to the EPA. The EPA adjusts the rating to reflect real-world conditions and uses a weighted average. Drivers may track their own fuel economy, but variables can influence it. […]
