Many of you are have seen hybrid versions of cars, or even hybrid-specific models like the Toyota Prius, which combine electric motors with gas engines to get huge gains in fuel economy. Now there’s a new player in the fuel economy wars: the SFE, or Super Fuel Economy. It’s a Ford acronym, but I’ll be using it to describe any non-hybrid which uses aerodynamic modifications, special transmission or tires to eke out a few extra MPGs. The New York Times even posted a comparison on their site, so continue reading for that and my thoughts on it.
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