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Feb. 19, 2017 5:30 AM ET by Martin Bigg / 15 Comments The highway mpg of the Toyota Prius has been beaten. By a diesel.
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We're officially running out of reasons to own a Toyota Prius. The EV is renowned for its effici...
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By a diesel. We'd call that a victory. GM The news confirms reports from last year that the Cruz...
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We&#39;re officially running out of reasons to own a Toyota Prius. The EV is renowned for its efficiency, but Chevrolet has thrown a curveball at Toyota with the news that the upcoming Cruze Diesel sedan has been officially certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency at 52 miles per gallon on a highway when equipped with a six-speed manual transmission. In other words, the highway mpg of the Prius has been beaten.
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We're officially running out of reasons to own a Toyota Prius. The EV is renowned for its efficiency, but Chevrolet has thrown a curveball at Toyota with the news that the upcoming Cruze Diesel sedan has been officially certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency at 52 miles per gallon on a highway when equipped with a six-speed manual transmission. In other words, the highway mpg of the Prius has been beaten.
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By a diesel. We'd call that a victory. GM The news confirms reports from last year that the Cruz...
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By a diesel. We&#39;d call that a victory. GM The news confirms reports from last year that the Cruze&#39;s highway fuel economy would exceed 50 mpg, making it the first non-hybrid car to do so in the US since the Honda CRX HF.
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By a diesel. We'd call that a victory. GM The news confirms reports from last year that the Cruze's highway fuel economy would exceed 50 mpg, making it the first non-hybrid car to do so in the US since the Honda CRX HF.
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Combined fuel economy for the manual Cruze Diesel is said to be 37 mpg, while city driving is rated ...
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We know there are customers looking for the right combination of fuel efficiency, driving dynamics, ...
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Combined fuel economy for the manual Cruze Diesel is said to be 37 mpg, while city driving is rated at 30 mpg. Equip the Cruze Diesel with a nine-speed automatic, and you&#39;ll achieve 47 mpg on the highway and 31 mpg in the city, resulting in the same 37 mpg combined rating. &quot;Chevrolet is dedicated to offering customers a wide range of propulsion options,&quot; said Steven Majoros, director of Chevrolet Marketing.
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Combined fuel economy for the manual Cruze Diesel is said to be 37 mpg, while city driving is rated at 30 mpg. Equip the Cruze Diesel with a nine-speed automatic, and you'll achieve 47 mpg on the highway and 31 mpg in the city, resulting in the same 37 mpg combined rating. "Chevrolet is dedicated to offering customers a wide range of propulsion options," said Steven Majoros, director of Chevrolet Marketing.
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But while city commuters will get better results in an EV, the Cruze seems like a much better option...
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We know there are customers looking for the right combination of fuel efficiency, driving dynamics, fuel type and more. With the EPA-estimated 52-mpg highway Cruze Diesel sedan, they can get it all.&quot; It&#39;s worth noting that the combined 52 mpg rating of the Prius still beats the Cruze by some margin.
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We know there are customers looking for the right combination of fuel efficiency, driving dynamics, fuel type and more. With the EPA-estimated 52-mpg highway Cruze Diesel sedan, they can get it all." It's worth noting that the combined 52 mpg rating of the Prius still beats the Cruze by some margin.
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But while city commuters will get better results in an EV, the Cruze seems like a much better option for long distance cruising at highway speed. The limited ranges of an EV simply can&#39;t compete. Powering the 2017 Cruze Diesel is a 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder sending 137 horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque to the front wheels.
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But while city commuters will get better results in an EV, the Cruze seems like a much better option for long distance cruising at highway speed. The limited ranges of an EV simply can't compete. Powering the 2017 Cruze Diesel is a 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder sending 137 horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque to the front wheels.
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