Get’r Done and Save Fuel Doin’ It
Fuel efficiency isn’t a advantage usually attributed to heavy duty work trucks… until now. The all-new 2011 Ford F-Series Super Duty delivers best-in-class torque, horsepower, towing and payload capability – and does it all more efficiently, resulting in less fuel usage and extended maintenance intervals that can translate directly into bottom-line savings for customers. All-new diesel and
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Get’r Done and Save Fuel Doin’ It
Canadians can look to Toyota for best-in-class fuel-efficiency: Yaris and Prius named 2010 ecoENERGY award winners
With 10th straight win for Prius and 5th for Yaris, Toyota continues to deliver “more power, less fuel” for Canadian drivers (TORONTO) – The innovative Toyota Prius hybrid and fun, urban-friendly Toyota Yaris are the best in their class for fuel efficiency – something they have done each year since the respective models were introduced to Canadians. Natural Resources Canada’s Office of Energy Efficiency today confirmed that these two Toyota models continue to set the benchmark for fuel efficiency in their categories, while satisfying Canadians’ needs for a “more power, less fuel” driving experience. Toyota Prius – most fuel efficient midsize The Toyota Prius has won the ecoENERGY award each year since it was introduced in the 2001 model year. With a combined city/highway rating of just 3.8L / 100 km, the Toyota Prius is the most fuel-efficient mass-produced vehicle on the road today. The 2010 Prius – the third generation of the best-selling hybrid on the planet – is the product of more than 1,000 new patents, and is packed with innovative features that deliver even greater efficiency, versatility, safety, drivability, power and performance.
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