Soaring prices and costly restorations mean that many retro and classic cars are now seen as investments, garaged in pristine ...

it's important to consider how much gas these cars consumer. There are a number of affordable and reliable vehicles that returned some of the best results in our real-world fuel-economy tests.

More than 40 years ago, you could buy an economical car. No such cars are made today ... 40 miles — in city driving — on one gallon of fuel and 55 miles on the highway. There are a handful ...

Ongoing fuel shortages have forced Mission Aviation Fellowship of Papua New Guinea (Mount Hagen) (MAF PNG) to cancel non-essential flights to western areas of the country, according to a December 12 ...

Fuel economy and running costs have always been among the top priorities for Indian car buyers. With petrol prices averaging Rs 100 in most cities, it's no surprise that fuel efficiency takes ...

A highway mpg rating of 37 means this sedan, with generous legroom and trunk space greater than its class rivals, gets fuel economy similar to some compact cars. An all-around overachiever of a ...

Barring electric vehicles, each and every vehicle needs some sort of combustible fuel. Until about four decades ago, almost every passenger car used a carburetor to handle its air and fuel needs.

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Most cars had carburetors instead of fuel injectors until roughly the mid-1990s, and carbs were imprecise devices even at their best, especially upon startup when they choked the engine and ran ...