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Well, it's a wiki...feel free to edit whatever you feel was captured incorrectly. -[[User:PNiddy|Nidhi]] 22:00, 21 November 2006 (UTC) | Well, it's a wiki...feel free to edit whatever you feel was captured incorrectly. -[[User:PNiddy|Nidhi]] 22:00, 21 November 2006 (UTC) | ||
Actually, the 2007 list is quite accurate. The source is the '''United States''' EPA, which is the official designator of vehicle classes and mileage for vehicles sold in the US. Other countries may have their Automobiles categorized and rated differently. | |||
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None of the cars in the minicompact car section are minicompact cars. There isn't even such a category. The Fit, Yaris, and Mini are all subcompacts.
In the subcompact section, the overwhelming majority are actually compacts. The A4 is midsize. The only three that are subcompact are the Aveo, Swift and xA.
In the compact section the TSX, A4, Sebring, G6, 9-3, Legacy and S60 are all midsize. The Accent and Rio are both subcompacts.
In the midsize section the Elantra and Spectra are compacts. The S80 is a fullsize.
The only actual fullsize in the fullsize section is the Avalon. The rest are midsize.
Finally, the HHR is a wagon, not an SUV.
Also, you haven't included the smart fortwo cdi, which we have in Canada... I am averaging about 4 L/100 km (about 75 mpg).
Well, it's a wiki...feel free to edit whatever you feel was captured incorrectly. -Nidhi 22:00, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Actually, the 2007 list is quite accurate. The source is the United States EPA, which is the official designator of vehicle classes and mileage for vehicles sold in the US. Other countries may have their Automobiles categorized and rated differently.
