Greenest and more efficient 2012 cars

The American Council for Economy and Energy Efficiency (ACEEE, for its acronym in English) unveiled the greenest and most efficient vehicles of 2012. This is the list:


12. 2012 Toyota Yaris: In the case of the Yaris, it is one of the three cars listed that isn't hybrid or electric. It has a four-cylinder engine and 1.5 liters, 106 horsepower, which provides up to 38 miles per gallon. Its efficiency is 30/38 miles per gallon city/highway.




11. 2012 Honda CR-Z: This is a hybrid that comes with a four-cylinder 1.5-liter engine that produces 122 horsepower with a 100-volt electric motor. Its efficiency is /35/39/37/ mpg for / city / highway / combined / with CVT (Continuously variable transmission) and /31/37/34/ miles per gallon for the / city / highway / combined / for models with manual transmission.



10. 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid LE: It works with a four-cylinder 2.5-liter engine and an electric motor with "Hybrid Synergy Drive" technology. Its performance is 43/39/41 mpg city / highway / combined.




9. 2012 Lexus CT 200h: It has a 1.8-liter gasoline engine attached to an electric motor, in combination reaching a total of 134 horsepower. It has a fuel economy of 43/40/42 miles per gallon city / highway / combined.




8. 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid 2012: Operates with a four-cylinder 1.5-liter engine connected to an electric motor and together produces 110 horsepower. Its yield is 44 miles per gallon in the city, highway, and combined.




7. 2012 Scion iQ: Compared with previous models, this Scion has a more sporty approach. Although it has only one gasoline engine, it is another model that has positioned itself among the 12 most efficient cars. Its engine is a 1.3-liter four-cylinder. Its fuel efficiency is 44/44 mpg city/highway.




6. 2012 Smart fortwo cabriolet/coupe: it looks more modern for its 2012 version, in addition to a wide range of engines to choose from. It is the third vehicle with a conventional gasoline engine to join the list. With its 1.0-liter engine, its efficiency is 34/38 mpg city/highway.




5. 2012 Honda Insight Hybrid: It has an i-VTEC gasoline engine of 1.3-liter 4 cylinder and a 10 kilowatt electric motor that produces 98 horsepower. The fuel efficiency is 41/44/42 mpg city/highway / combined.




4. 2012 Toyota Prius: It uses a four-cylinder engine gasoline engine and 1.8-liter giving it134 horsepower. It has a fuel efficiency of 51/48/54 miles per gallon city / highway / combined.




3. 2012 Nissan LEAF: It is an electric vehicle that received the same score as the Honda Civic for natural gas. Its engine is electric with high response 80kW, whose fuel efficiency is 106/92/99 MPGe in city, highway, and combined.




2. 2012 Honda Civic of natural gas: This model ranked first on this list for eight years. It is now in second place. Its fuel efficiency is 27/38/55 MPGe for the city / highway / combined.




1. 2012 Mitsubishi iMiEV: It was named the greenest car of 2012. It is an electric vehicle whose fuel efficiency is 126/99/112 MPGe in city / highway / combined, respectively.

Have you noticed that all the hybrid cars have something in common? They are all horrible and pathetic, besides boring. It seems that car manufacturers spend all their budget on scientists and engineers who create this technology and invest very little in designers. There's no such thing as cheap and cheerful. It's cheap and nasty or expensive and cheerful. NYC Style!

I cannot stop laughing every time I see someone driving a Smart car, they seem to be in other world, the car is nice and very well done, it finishes are amazing, I have to be honest, but it looks kind of weird, I just what could happen if they crash with someone driving a SUV of stuff like that. I wouldn't feel safe handling that car, but well, if the point is to save some money on gas, it is perfect, to play golf would be perfect too "You car say too much about you, so be careful what car are you driving" - The Hottest Car Girl