In addition to the MPG estimates displayed on previous labels, combined city/highway fuel use is also given in terms of gallons per 100 miles.
Use this scale to compare vehicles based on tailpipe greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change.
You can now compare vehicles based on tailpipe emissions of smog-forming air pollutants.
This compares the five-year fuel cost of the vehicle to that of an average gasoline vehicle. The assumptions used to calculate these costs are listed at the bottom of the label.
This cost is based on the combined city/highway MPG estimate and assumptions about driving and fuel prices listed at the bottom of the label. Personalized estimates will be available soon at fueleconomy.gov/m.
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