The Most Fuel-Efficient Cars of 2011
Electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt top the list, but overall the number of fuel-efficient cars that get 30 mpg or better is growing. Two fuel-efficient SUVs and one station wagon make the list, too, thanks to hybrid and clean diesel technologies.
See the most fuel-efficient new cars, wagons and SUVs for 2012! By Dan Shapley
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2011 Mercury Milan Hybrid (FWD)
Cost: $28,345
Fuel economy: 39 mpg (roughly twice as high as the gas engine)
Annual fuel cost: $1,137
Annual CO2: 4.8 tons
The second of three similar hybrids in the Ford-Lincoln-Mercury family, the 2011 Mercury Milan Hybrid scores well with critics, but won't be around long. Ford is discontinuing the Mercury line.
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