Goodbye Big Vehicles - Hello Subcompacts
With the gasoline cost threatening to rise up to 5 dollars a gallon, car drivers have no choice but to change their car preference from those big, gas-guzzling vehicles, to fuel saving subcompact cars.
If you feel your pockets deserve a much-needed breather, then you better read this!
Times may have been better thirty or forty years ago, but today theres just no going around it: everyone agrees that fuel prices are ridiculously high. Its just getting more and more expensive as every week passes by, and theres still no sign of it abating anytime soon.
Fuel is the lifeblood of the transportation sector and the industry in general. And when the consumption of this commodity becomes a heavy toll on the pocket, it creates domino effect that ripples through other sectors and will affect one country after another, all around the world.
When you go to a Vancouver FIAT or Langley FIAT dealer to pick out your new car, you will hear all about how economical these small cars are. In America, analysts expect gasoline cost to stay around 4 to 5 dollars per gallon - a figure that will most likely make a lot of people groan.
Autoweek declares that it's costing more to own and drive a car nowadays.The online car news site foresees a 3.4 percent increase in the overall driving cost. Airlines, trains, ships, and public transport companies will push for increased fare hikes, but the average car owner will probably have to step on the brakes a little this time.
How does the average driver cope with this problem?
Of course, fuel conservation seems like the obvious thing to do. Monstrous vehicles such as trucks and SUVs wont cut it anymore; they practically consume a single liter like its a single drop. Its a good idea if you stay away from those for while. There are also healthier transportation options, like walking and biking. But if you plan to go on a long trip with the kids, of course youre not expecting them to train for a marathon. You still need a car... a fuel-efficient car, to be exact.
You can still walk, bike, or conserve, but the bottom line is that you still need a car. Lucky you, then, that someone listened. And this comes in the form of a subcompact car.
For the unassuming driver, an unassuming car would do just fine. But its not without its benefits.
So why buy a new car when we have one thats still perfectly working anyway? For one, these small carswith the FIAT 500 being sold by Langley FIAT dealers nationwidehave a high fuel efficiency rate, even offering a minimum mileage of 40 miles a gallon. Theyre even being offered at an affordable price a working family can easily afford.
Theres also the other alternative, the electric car. An obvious advantage is the negation of fuel consumption for this car, but lets be pragmatic for a while: not only are electric cars still expensive, but they also need specialized maintenance and a constant recharging of its batteries. Its a nascent technology that is still in its infancy, so its a given that it hasnt been adopted by most of the car manufacturers yet.
So we should be thankful that dealers such as those from Vancouver FIAT and Langley FIAT are stocking compact cars such as the FIAT 500. With oil prices still looming as high as ever, we can now beat the costs, and also help our environment in the process.
Say goodbye to those bulky rides and welcome the new era of cars - the subcompacts. Get one from your local Vancouver FIAT distributing chain.
If you feel your pockets deserve a much-needed breather, then you better read this!
Times may have been better thirty or forty years ago, but today theres just no going around it: everyone agrees that fuel prices are ridiculously high. Its just getting more and more expensive as every week passes by, and theres still no sign of it abating anytime soon.
Fuel is the lifeblood of the transportation sector and the industry in general. And when the consumption of this commodity becomes a heavy toll on the pocket, it creates domino effect that ripples through other sectors and will affect one country after another, all around the world.
When you go to a Vancouver FIAT or Langley FIAT dealer to pick out your new car, you will hear all about how economical these small cars are. In America, analysts expect gasoline cost to stay around 4 to 5 dollars per gallon - a figure that will most likely make a lot of people groan.
Autoweek declares that it's costing more to own and drive a car nowadays.The online car news site foresees a 3.4 percent increase in the overall driving cost. Airlines, trains, ships, and public transport companies will push for increased fare hikes, but the average car owner will probably have to step on the brakes a little this time.
How does the average driver cope with this problem?
Of course, fuel conservation seems like the obvious thing to do. Monstrous vehicles such as trucks and SUVs wont cut it anymore; they practically consume a single liter like its a single drop. Its a good idea if you stay away from those for while. There are also healthier transportation options, like walking and biking. But if you plan to go on a long trip with the kids, of course youre not expecting them to train for a marathon. You still need a car... a fuel-efficient car, to be exact.
You can still walk, bike, or conserve, but the bottom line is that you still need a car. Lucky you, then, that someone listened. And this comes in the form of a subcompact car.
For the unassuming driver, an unassuming car would do just fine. But its not without its benefits.
So why buy a new car when we have one thats still perfectly working anyway? For one, these small carswith the FIAT 500 being sold by Langley FIAT dealers nationwidehave a high fuel efficiency rate, even offering a minimum mileage of 40 miles a gallon. Theyre even being offered at an affordable price a working family can easily afford.
Theres also the other alternative, the electric car. An obvious advantage is the negation of fuel consumption for this car, but lets be pragmatic for a while: not only are electric cars still expensive, but they also need specialized maintenance and a constant recharging of its batteries. Its a nascent technology that is still in its infancy, so its a given that it hasnt been adopted by most of the car manufacturers yet.
So we should be thankful that dealers such as those from Vancouver FIAT and Langley FIAT are stocking compact cars such as the FIAT 500. With oil prices still looming as high as ever, we can now beat the costs, and also help our environment in the process.
Say goodbye to those bulky rides and welcome the new era of cars - the subcompacts. Get one from your local Vancouver FIAT distributing chain.
Source...