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November 1st 10, 03:22 PM
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2012 Ford Focus Gets 40 MPG Highway, Pressuring Hybrids
econo_cars wrote:
> > "sctvguy1" >> http://www.freep.com/article/2010092...siness01/2012- >> Ford-Focus-can-boast-fuel-efficiency-in-its-debut#ixzz10y52Slmo >> The first Dodge Aries was rated at 41mpg with manual shift. > > Keep dreaming: > http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymod...ge_Aries.shtml > > Not even close to 41mpg and the greenhouse emissions are unreal, just like > the claims you keep making about Dodge (Dead On Delivery, Garbage Extra). > > Econo-Cars You are an asshole. You depend on official government"figures", not real world figures that people get, all conditions are different. You keep making claims about Toyotas all the time, but never even mention that they have recall problems out the ying-yang. You must not get out from your mother's basement very often in the real world. 
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