We could choose to drive more fuel-efficient vehicles, live closer to work, use public transportation, or car pool.

The obvious example has been its reluctance to pressure Detroit for more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Bantam was also an early producer of small fuel-efficient vehicles.

Then perhaps they will slow down and think about smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Next, we'll look at what you need to know about buying a more fuel-efficient vehicle.

The 1973 oil crisis caused a move towards smaller, fuel-efficient vehicles.

It is too early to know whether such a system would discourage people from buying fuel-efficient vehicles.

It provides its members with the use of fuel-efficient vehicles by the hour.

They want fuel-efficient vehicles and fuel efficiency has always been a key part of their buying decision.

Should we raise gas taxes to encourage consumers to buy fuel-efficient vehicles?