Hello friends,
I need suggestions on best sweet fuel efficient cars that is also pocket-friendly.
Ur opinion wiuld be highly appreciated

Specify the range of fuel economy you seek

But the best is your God given pair of legs

I suggest you should go for any Toyota product.


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weyreypey:
Specify the range of fuel economy you seek

But the best is your God given pair of legs

burst my brains

Toyota matrix. Toyota matrix and toyota corolla have the same engine 1.8 litre and mechanical parts

keshconnections:
Hello friends,
I need suggestions on best sweet fuel efficient cars that is also pocket-friendly.
Ur opinion wiuld be highly appreciated

Toyota Corolla, Toyota Matrix, Toyota avensis, Honda Fit, Chevrolet Aveo, Honda Civic, golf3 1.4l, Volkswagen polo.

Those are some fuel efficient cars, pick one according to your pocket size.

LR4

Your budget will determine the suggestions you will get, when you say "pocket friendly", what do you really mean! A N2million car may be pocket friendly to Mr A while for Mr B, it is expensive, so come up with a range of what you have, say between N1 million and 1,5 or under 1 million, OK!

Its physics.. the bigger the engine of your car the more fuel it will consumes. Hence it is generally advised to go for small engine cars if fuel efficiency is high on your list. I generally will recommend a 1.6 1.8 liter car. This (all things equal) will guarrantee you at least 27-35MPG depending on how you drive. Since moving to the outskirt of town, I sold my 2.3 liter car for a 1.8 liter one and my fual consumption average rose from 22MPG / 11 Liters/ 100KM to 34 mpg or 6.8L / 100km.

Lots of things factor into the fuel efficiency of a car but for a start. Get a car which with a small engine and work it out from there.

bigrovar:
Its physics.. the bigger the engine of your car the more fuel it will consumes. Hence it is generally advised to go for small engine cars if fuel efficiency is high on your list. I generally will recommend a 1.6 1.8 liter car. This (all things equal) will guarrantee you at least 27-35MPG depending on how you drive. Since moving to the outskirt of town, I sold my 2.3 liter car for a 1.8 liter one and my fual consumption average rose from 22MPG / 11 Liters/ 100KM to 34 mpg or 6.8L / 100km.

Lots of things factor into the fuel efficiency of a car but for a start. Get a car which with a small engine and work it out from there.

Kia picanto

SUZUKIs generally are very fuel efficient, i remember SUZUKI ALTO was being introduced to the market, Standard org of Nig (SON) tested it to verify its claim as very fuel efficient, and it did 5 litres to ibadan from lagos.

You want fuel economy, ba?
Go for Nissan Micra 1.0L, it should do fine.
*smiles*

Much thanks

Mazda 3

Go to this site and compare the cars to see the fuel estimates by government testing agency

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/Find.do?action=sbs&id=19675&id=19583&id=19615&id=19575

http://www.caranddriver.com/mazda/mazda-3

Mazda 3

Go to this site and compare the cars to see the fuel estimates by government testing agency

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/Find.do?action=sbs&id=19675&id=19583&id=19615&id=19575

http://www.caranddriver.com/mazda/mazda-3

or try these

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/Find.do?action=sbs&id=35259&id=35736&id=35627