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Nome, AK Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Yaris 07 problems? [nome]: by highmiler650 on Wed Dec 10 10:54:06 PST 2008; Nothing has really changed. The engine and transmission are still the same. It is just a different way of calculating MPG by the EPA.

Re: Yaris 07 problems? [nome]: by pf_flyer on Wed Dec 10 10:48:46 PST 2008; I know the EPA changed the way they figure the numbers and they've been revised down a bit for most vehicles. I'm not sure if they've changed the test to take ethanol into account either, but you can read about the negative effects of ethanol blends on mileage in The Inconvenient Truth About Ethanol

Yaris 07 problems?: by nome on Wed Dec 10 09:50:15 PST 2008; I have had my Yaris since July 2006. I have over 61,000 miles on it. Knock on wood, I have had no problems. I couldn't be more pleased with the car. I was shocked to see the 09 Yaris gets worse gas mileage at 29/36. What's up with that?

Re: Two takes [mattandi]: by steve_ on Tue Oct 21 06:57:39 PDT 2008; I remember reading about the cloth/disposable controversy 25 years ago and I don't even have kids (disposable diapers were washing up on the beaches of Nome back then raising a stink). It's like coffee cups - things aren't always as they seem. Ceramic mugs take more energy and resources to make and clean than disposable Styrofoam, at least per one older study. But drinking coffee isn't green anyway. Nothing is as simple as it seems on the surface.

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