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: Lemon Law BlogBest Web Sites on Green Cars & Fuel Economy
By Kemnitzer, Anderson, Barron, Ogilvie & Brewer
The New York Times has selected the best websites that provide accurate information on green cars--hybrid and electric. The sites are treehugger.com that provides a survey of the green car landscape, priuschat.com that covers the Prius, pluginamerica.com that is an organizing site for electric car advocates, hybridcars.com that covers all hybrids, greencarcongress.com is an in-depth discussion of green car technology, gm-volt.com that covers GM's promised hybrid, and autobloggreen.com which is a AOL site that has general information on green cars.
The Times also lists two sites that cover fuel economy. fueleconomy.gov is a site run by the EPA that has a tool to compute miles per gallon which you may compare with other cars. Cleanmpg.com has tips on how to maximum your fuel economy.
Full post as published by Lemon Law Blog on October 24, 2007 (boomark / email).
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