Until recently, drivers had to choose between performance and fuel economy when buying a new car. One always seemed to come at the expense of the other, so compromise was usually called for when car shopping. Later, explanations of “I know it’s slow, but it gets good fuel mileage,” or “I know it drinks gas, but it puts a...
Until recently, drivers had to choose between performance and fuel economy when buying a new car. One always seemed to come at the expense of the other, so compromise was usually called for when car shopping. Later, explanations of “I know it’s slow, but it gets good fuel mileage,” or “I know it drinks gas, but it puts a...
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