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You might say that many are leaning towards obsessed when it comes to gas prices lately. And why not? They're absolutely ridiculous. So when it comes to car purchases...most are looking for a vehicle with good gas mileage! And with Honda there are plenty of options! The current line up contains the tried and true picks: Civic and Accord, but many that are overlooked that also offer great fuel efficiency!

The S2000 is an aggressive machine that will fulfill the lustful desires of the most speedy demons on the road but it can also get up to 25 mpg highway. This is a respectable number in the class of high performance sports cars and shouldn't be overlooked. The power combined with fuel economy is achieved with its 16-valve DOHC VTEC engine. And as an added bonus the S2000 has earned a low-emission-vehicle rating (LEV-2) from the California Air Resources Board.

We can go straight from the S2000 to the Honda Fit. The Honda Fit is not a sports car. It's an astoundingly effifient and economical car that is more than fun to drive! It gets 28 city/34 highway mpg. There's not much else to say when it comes to fuel economy. The car is able to achieve such high economical rates due to the combination of the 109 hp 1.5-liter, 16-valve, SOHC VTEC engine and the specialized throttle system.

With the Honda Fit's Drive-By-Wire throttle system fast responding electronics take the place of the traditional throttle cable. The system produces a better response, better fuel economy and great driveability. It also has the added benefits of requiring minimal adjustment and low maintenance.It's just one more way Honda is incorporating the public's need for economy into their vehicles.

If you are looking for a versatile vehicle...the Honda Element is right up your alley. It offers the opportunity to change frequently and efficiently. It also offers a design focused on incorporating fundamentals of aerodynamics into sleek lines to provide a sophisticated look, enhance fuel mileage and increase fuel efficiency. The Element gets up to 26 mpg on the highway.

Then there's the Honda FCX Clarity. This is the ultimate retaliation against ridiculous gas prices! This zero emission hydrogen powered fuel cell vehicle has been called the car of the future that is available right now! It estimated to get up to 77 mpg.

So when it comes to fuel economy...Honda has you covered. Don't miss out on the wide variety of options including the traditional choices for the economical: the civic and the accord!

About the Author

Rebecca Worthlin has the info consumers need about Hondas. With the applicable information and the applicable dealership consumers can buy like a pro. Rebecca suggests starting at SanTan Honda Superstore.

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