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Promote fuel efficiency as you drive with MPG stickers

Cars and light trucks generate over 1 billion tons of greenhouse gases per year in the U.S. alone, or 18% of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions (EPA), which are responsible for climate change. They also cause widespread air pollution which impacts our health, and make the U.S. economy and foreign policy dependent on hostile countries with consequences ranging from high debt to wars.

Many affordable fuel efficient cars are already on the market today. MPGStickers.org is a non-profit initiative working to accelerate the adoption of fuel-efficient vehicles in the U.S.

Can we create change?

The Obama administration has already recognized the need for higher fuel efficiency, with new requirements of 35.5 MPG by 2016 (from 25 MPG for 2009). However critics argue this is too ambitious and question whether American drivers will buy these cars.

Strong public support is essential to accelerate the transition to fuel efficient cars in the U.S. By displaying an MPG sticker on your car, you can help make fuel efficiency a stronger value among the American public, and encourage more drivers to switch to a fuel efficient vehicle.

Here's what YOU can do:

1. Get a sticker
If your car gets 25 MPG or more, get an MPG bumper sticker and encourage others to do the same!

2. Choose a fuel efficient car
If you don't already own one, choose a fuel efficient car next time you change vehicle. See the list below for the most fuel efficient new and used vehicles.

3. Spread the word
Even if you don't have a fuel efficient car yet, you can help right away by talking to your family, friends and colleagues, distributing flyers, linking to this site from your blog, etc.

4. Contribute
All financial contributions will be used to buy Google and Yahoo! ads to drive more traffic to this site and further grow the campaign.

Most fuel efficient car models in the U.S. (2002-2010 models)¹

Rank	Model	Best Combined MPG²	Best City MPG	Best Highway MPG
1	ALL-ELECTRIC CARS: eg. TESLA Roadster. See latest list of EVs available in the U.S. at http://www.pluginamerica.org/vehicles/		100+	100+
2	HONDA INSIGHT 2002-2006		61	70
3	TOYOTA PRIUS 2010		51	48
4	TOYOTA PRIUS 2004-2009		48	45
5	VOLKSWAGEN GOLF DIESEL 2002-2003		42	49
	VOLKSWAGEN JETTA WAGON DIESEL 2002-2003		42	50
	VOLKSWAGEN NEW BEETLE DIESEL 2002-2003		42	49
6	HONDA CIVIC HYBRID 2003-2009		40	45
7	HONDA INSIGHT 2010		40	43
7	TOYOTA PRIUS 2002-2003		42	41
8	FORD FUSION HYBRID 2010		41	36
8	HONDA CIVIC 2003-2005		36	44
9	TOYOTA ECHO 2002-2005		35	43
10	TOYOTA YARIS 2007-2009		34	40
11	SMART FORTWO 2008-2009		33	41
11	TOYOTA COROLLA 2002-2009		32	41
12	HONDA FIT 2007-2009		33	38
12	MINI COOPER 2004-2009		32	40
13	FORD ESCAPE HYBRID FWD 2006-2009		36	31
	NISSAN ALTIMA HYBRID 2007-2009		35	33
	TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID 2007-2009		33	34
	TOYOTA SCION XA 2004-2006		31	38

Can�t see your car? That�s ok, there are many other fuel efficiency car models on the road today. Check out the EPA web site: http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.htm for other vehicles. If your vehicle gets at least 25 MPG, help the cause by displaying an MPG sticker!

¹Last updated: January 29, 2010

²Best Combined MPG represents the highest MPG for all model years and configurations per EPA, click here for more details. Actual MPG depends on model year and configuration, see http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.htm for specific vehicles. Actual MPG may vary significantly depending on driving behavior and vehicle condition.