Outstanding Fuel Economy Vehicles
With gas prices skyrocketing many car shoppers are interested in buying a vehicle with outstanding fuel economy. This is understandable and actually recommended. Fortunately Jud Kuhn Chevrolet offers a wide selection of high MPG vehicles. In fact, there are more than eight different Chevy models that boast well over 30 miles per gallon (MPG) on the highway or better. The models include the Cobalt, Cobalt XFE, Aveo sedan, Aveo5, Malibu, Malibu Hybrid, HHR, and the HHR Panel. The Cobalt and Aveo both offer 44 or more miles per gallon or better allowing drivers to think less about filling up and more about saving the environment and their hard-earned money.
Jud Kuhn Chevrolet is committed to the environment and to its customers. That’s why Chevrolet has developed so many fuel efficient vehicles. This helps the environment and your family be green because less gas is needed to drive the vehicles. Being green helps drivers save money on gas, so there really are several benefits with Chevy’s high MPG vehicles.
Not Just Cars
Chevrolet takes its commitment to good gas mileage and the environment further than just cars. The Tahoe SUV, for example, boasts best in class fuel economy. The Chevy Silverado has the best fuel economy for a V8 truck, better than any other on the market. Better fuel economy is acheived through Chevy technology like Active Fuel Management. During non-load bearing situations, the Active Fuel Management system reduces the fuel consumption by 50 percent. Non-load bearing situations include normal highway driving.
Tire Pressure
Another way Chevy vehicles get such high MPG is with the built in tire pressure monitors. These monitors automatically alert owners when their tire pressure drops from the Driver Information Center. When tire pressure gets low the fuel economy is reduced so constant monitoring will save you money. Millions of gallons of gas could be saved every year if every driver had their tires properly inflated. Chevrolet does its part to help drivers know when their tires need air. |