mpg
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In 1974 — the year Detroit’s mileage average bottomed out at about 14 mpg, and a loaded new Ford Torino scored 8.5 mpg — President Nixon dropped the national speed limit to 55 to conserve fuel, and it didn’t get completely lifted for 21 years.
From Los Angeles Times
Twenty-five mpg, combined, in a small family SUV?
As was the observed fuel economy, averaging around 14 mpg.
The Crosstrek Wilderness—powered by a 2.5-liter horizontally opposed flat-four engine—posts an EPA rating of 26 mpg, combined.
The Crosstrek—Subaru’s bestselling model in the U. S.—faces stiff competition in its division, notably the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, promising 42 mpg, combined.
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