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The most important fuel efficiency decision is made before you ever drive up to a gas pump.  And no, it doesn't involve driving all over town to save a few pennies per gallon.  It starts with the vehicle you choose to drive.

According to the 2010 Fuel Economy Guide at www.fueleconomy.org, the fuel cost difference between a car that gets 20 MPG and a car that gets 30 MPG is $668 a year or over $3,300 for five years,  The guide includes figures for 1984--2010 model years, valuable information to have as you consider a vehicle purchase.

Less fuel burned also means better air quality for you and your neighbors in Kentuckiana.

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