EPA new 2012 Fuel ratings
Beginning in 2012, new labels will help end the confusion caused by a new generation of electric and hybrid cars.
Going car shopping has never been more complicated for someone who wants to buy a fuel-efficient vehicle. The traditional MPG rating doesn't hold up for some hybrids and electric cars which -- depending on how much and where you drive them -- might never revert to gas. Which is why car companies such as GM have been lobbying for new EPA standards that make the the benefits of green(er) vehicles more transparent to consumers.
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I really think these new fuel ratings will help consumers make better choices when purchasing a new car. The way they rate fuel ratings now is a bit confusing for some customers.