Gas mileage decreases as the weight of the car increases and vice versa.
It depends on the car make Most of the cars 100,000 miles is a high mileage For some cars as Mercedes, BMW, Volvo 150,000 miles is a high mileage Alaa Farag
the year first off. it's also different by the way that they are built, the type of engines that are used, gas mileage...there are a lot more but I don't have the time (or the patience lol) to list them all.
Bugatti cars get 23 MPG. One can learn more about Bugatti cars at popular on the web sources such as Fuel Economy, Car and Driver, Super Cars, and Top Speed.
Kit cars, i;e. Caterham, replica's. .etc
Proper headers will weigh between 12 pounds to 35 pounds for a small set of V8 headers
Less weight = better fuel mileage.
To cut weight, which improves handling and gas mileage.
So that the cars not make enviroment worse
There are many ways to measure cars. Weight, horsepower, dependability, gas mileage, cost, safety, etc.
The major benefit to owning a hybrid is the major boost in gas mileage you'll enjoy over a more "traditional" car. You may as well do what you can to boost this mileage further by looking into small hybrid cars. The lower weight of these cars means that they get much better mileage.
The less weight, the better the fuel mileage.
I don't see the relationship between painting the roof and taking cars off the road.I don't see the relationship between painting the roof and taking cars off the road.I don't see the relationship between painting the roof and taking cars off the road.I don't see the relationship between painting the roof and taking cars off the road.
There were many different types of cars made in 2012. Mileage varies between them, as well.
For most cars, between 40-60 MPH.
Less weight equals better fuel mileage. Crampled?
They don't. Diesels get better mileage and last longer.
It depends on the car make Most of the cars 100,000 miles is a high mileage For some cars as Mercedes, BMW, Volvo 150,000 miles is a high mileage Alaa Farag