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About Fuel Efficiency Center
With budgets tight, gas prices in flux and fuel economy on everyone’s mind, it’s more important than ever to possess the latest information on fuel-efficient vehicles and energy-saving technologies. Gone are the glory days of the gas-guzzling big rig, replaced instead by a new sensitivity (and sensibility) to driving vehicles that deliver more for less, all while being easier on the planet and pocketbook. Thanks to ongoing advances in engine, transmission and production technologies, the coming generation of fuel-efficient vehicles may also be cheaper to own and maintain. So whether it’s a fuel-sipping gas-engined model, an MPG-smashing diesel or any number of exciting new possibilities, MSN Autos’ Fuel Efficiency Center is your key to getting more out every gallon of fuel. Look here for the latest reviews of fuel-efficient cars, trucks and SUVs, along with fuel-saving tips and helpful tools to help you go that extra mile.
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