There has been much more peripheral stuff coming cross the listserv lately. Please keep the spam down and keep our focus on vanagons. Thanks... Jeffrey Olson Martin, SD
> Note that (as far as I can see), there was only one Toyota >> Corolla trashed. Unless there's some misprint that speaks for >> how dedicated owners of old Corolla's are to their car. >> (The 90's Corolla is also one of the most reliable cars ever made) >> >> > I don't see how ANY Corolla could qualify. I looked up the '93 Corolla > on fueleconomy.gov. New mpg ratings for the sedan run (city) around > 24-26 mpg, highway 31 mpg (depending on transmission, there are 4 and 5 > manuals, and a couple different auto types). For the station wagon, > whether manual or automatic, it is 23/30. To qualify, a vehicle must > get under 18 mpg combined city/highway. '93 Corolla doesn't qualify. > Did not look up any others, but I drove a '76 Corolla Lift Back from new > for fifteen years, 298K miles. It got about 27 city/35 highway. Dave > Mc > > > > |
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