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This document summarizes different types of vehicles in a junkyard: gas vehicles from 1980-2000s like the Chevrolet Cavalier and Ford Fusion that get about 17 mpg on average; hybrid vehicles like the Ford Fusion and Toyota Prius that get an average of 100 mpg; and vegetable oil vehicles like Mercedes Benz that get about 26.4 mpg. Gas vehicles are widely used because gas has been available longest, while hybrids are increasing in popularity due to better gas mileage and being better for the environment. The document also provides sources for further information.
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- 2. Gas Vehicles 1980-2000’s Chevorlet Cavalier, Ford Fusion, Honda Civic An average gas vehicle gets about 17 mph. Gas Vehicles are widely used because it has been around the longest and gas is the easiest way of fueling. Many people have cars than trucks due to the fact that cars get a better gas milage since they are smaller.
- 3. Hybrid Ford Fusion, Toyota Pris, Mercury Milan- newer cars The average Gas milage in 100 mph for Hybrid Vehicles. Many people are starting to buy hybrid cars because they save more on gas and energy. An average price of a Hybrid is 30,000. Hybrids are much cleaner for the environment due to that they don’t waste as much toxins into the air from the fuel.
- 4. Vegetable Oil Mercedes Benz The average vegetable oil vehicle get about 26.4 mph. Some people are using Vegetable Oil as a substitute for fuel because it is much cheeper.
- 5. THE END
- 6. Sources http://ezinearticles.com/? http:// Vegetable-Oil-Cars&id=1430887 www.ideamarketers.com/? Natural_Gas_Vehicles&articleid http://www.greasecar.com/ =270160 http://www.hybridcars.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Hybrid_vehicle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Natural_gas_vehicle