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The Civic beat out my Prius??!! Wait until I install the new Electric-Vehicle hack. That lets it run on battery alone up to 34 mph. And there's also a company making roof solar panels that should aff another 2 mpg. (Of course, they'll probably work on the Civic too, huh?)
Not too many surprises here. Except that the Clubman is on the list and the regular mini Cooper isn't. Worse mpg so it's rather strange.
Which one are you going to be driving, Kruse?