Test drive: $60,000 Mustang is worth the hefty price

TCSO warns Tuscola residents about car burglaries
With the recent rash of car burglaries in Tuscola, residents are encouraged to lock all vehicles and secure belongings.

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Genovation Cars Selects American Dynamics Flight Systems to Perform Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis for its G2 …
ROCKVILLE, Md., June 22 — Genovation Cars Inc. (www.genovationcars.com), a Maryland designer and builder of environmentally friendly automobiles, announced that it recently selected and contracted with American Dynamics Flight Systems (ADFS) of Jessup, Md. to perform the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis of Genovation’s G2 electric car.

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Buzz builds around electric cars as Nissan plans debut
by Staff Writers Tokyo (AFP) June 20, 2010 As the Gulf of Mexico disaster casts an ugly spotlight on the pitfalls of global oil dependency, Japan’s auto giants are moving into high gear in a drive to mass-market electric cars.

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Two for the road: Benz hybrid, sports sedan Two for the road: Benz hybrid, sports sedan
2By ROGER WITHERSPOON There are some songs that seem made for road trips.The sun was high, the road was dry and, at 120 miles per hour, the Connecticut landscape was a kaleidoscope of spring floral prints that seemed to throb in time with the bass line of the Temptations’ Runaway Child pounding from the 15 speakers in the Harmon-Kardon sound system.

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Test drive: $60,000 Mustang is worth the hefty price
Let’s address this and get past it quickly: More than $60,000 for a Ford Mustang? Really?

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2011 Mustang V-6 a real surprise

CAPCOA Climate Change Forum
San Francisco, CA — The CAPCOA Climate Change Forum is a two-day conference that will focus on how new federal climate change legislation and EPA promulgations under the Federal Clean Air Act will impact the implementation of California’s AB32, the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, and other key initiatives.

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Charles Krauthammer: Vision beats cleaning beaches
Barack Obama doesn’t do the mundane. He was sent to us to do larger things. You could see that plainly in his Oval Office address on the Gulf oil spill. He could barely get himself through the pedestrian first half: a bit of BP-bashing, a bit of faux-Clintonian “I feel your pain,” a bit of recovery and economic mitigation accounting. It wasn’t until the end of the speech — the let-no-crisis-go …

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Senate Democrats to Discuss Energy Plans Before Obama Meeting
June 17 (Bloomberg) — Senate Democrats will debate today whether measures to boost renewable electricity sources such as wind farms and to limit greenhouse gases should be part of legislation that responds to BP Plc ’s oil spill.

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Charles Krauthammer: Obama and the vision thing
WASHINGTON — Barack Obama doesn’t do the mundane. He was sent to us to do larger things. You could see that plainly in his Oval Office address on the Gulf oil spill.

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2011 Mustang V-6 a real surprise
There’s value aplenty in the 2011 Ford Mustang. For a starting retail price of just $22,995, buyers get more than 300 horsepower, a six-speed transmission and the unmistakable sporty looks of one of America’s favorite icons. The newest Mustang even has the best six-cylinder fuel economy rating ever in the car’s 47-year history — 19 miles per gallon in city … FordMustang – Ford …

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If i were to supercharge my mustang How would that affect my miles per gallon?

would i get better miles per gallon or would it decrease?
You have a great point G i was just wondering how it would affect my miles Ha Funny Drive a civic Eh i guess a guy ask a question and jackasses Come along and be Rude assholes

how many miles per gallon can i expect with a 5spd v8 2005 mustang in the city?

is there anything i can do to increase the miles per gallon? – is there anything that could drop the miles per gallon? – if so what?

Ford says new V-8 Mustang tops in fuel economy

Fatalities in auto crashes fell again in 2009 to a record low
W ITH EACH day seeming to bring a new and terrifying road-related danger, there was some encouraging news announced last week: Fatalities from motor vehicle crashes fell again in 2009, to a record-low rate of 1.16 deaths per 100 million vehicles miles traveled. I was a little surprised, since a record low rate was previously set in 2008, when gas cost $4 a gallon for a big chunk of the summer …

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No Threat Of $4-Per-Gallon Gas, But Prices Will Top $3 Soon
Gas prices keep creeping upward, but don’t expect any relief anytime soon. Don’t expect $4 either.

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Gas prices a volatile sign of spring
Customers at Super Test at the corner of Indiana 38 and Sagamore Parkway in Lafayette were paying $2.73 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline on Saturday.

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Greenwood, Old Forge fans prepare to log double miles
For the second year in a row, Greenwood will be the last school in our area playing in the winter sports season. The Wildcat boys, who made a run deep into the Class A state bracket a year ago, are joined this time by the girls in the second round. The girls bowed out in their opener in 2009.

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Ford says new V-8 Mustang tops in fuel economy
Ford Motor Co. says the 2011 Mustang GT has something unexpected to brag about: Fuel economy.

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How can I increase fuel efficiency on a 2008 V6 Mustang?

The fuel economy is definitely not one of the Mustang’s strongest points. Besides keeping tires inflated, avoiding rapid acceleration, driving at a reasonable speed, and having routine maintenance, what else can I do to increase its fuel efficiency? (Electronic methods and tuners would be one avenue I would consider.)
Thanks!

What is the best way to convert my mustang to a ‘green car’?

It’s gasoline, right now and I’ve been wanting to convert it to a more greener car. What method would be best? Electric? I’ve looked at electric conversion kits, which seems best for me as I could more easily raise money for that then a whole new car. But I don’t have the know how to put the kit in my car, and I don’t know of anyone else around here that would know either. I live in Oklahoma, is there a place nearby that could do this for me, and if so, how much would cost?

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