Posted by Welding man on April 04, 2008 at 08:01:54 from (75.111.153.30):
In Reply to: big oil posted by greg b on April 04, 2008 at 06:55:40:
My wife has and old worn out 91 Escort, 1.9L -5 speed with 175,000 miles on it, drives 100 miles a day to and from work, it consistently gets 38 MPG and has never had any engine work other than a water pump and a couple of timing belts. If they could build a car like this in 91, why not today? Even the high dollar hybrids, won't do this good. My brother had one like it ,traded it for a new honda civic and lost 10 MPG.I just don't think automakers want to build a good milage vehicles any more.
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