Proposed New Car Fuel Economy Stickers

August 30, 2010 4:26pm by Barry Ritholtz

The EPA and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are revising the fuel economy label that is required on all new cars and light-duty trucks sold in the U.S., according to this press release. There are two primary label designs under consideration.

There are new stickers for Hybrid/Advanced Technology cars; the new designs are much cleaner than the tired ones we are all so familiar with — a welcome upgrade.

Gas and Diesel Vehicles
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The circa 1970s stickers received a modest upgrade in 2008, but the new ones are far more comprehensive. I think these are a big improvement over the old ones. The EPA is taking comments now also: Might not be a bad thing to let them know you like the concept . . .

Fuel Economy Label 1 for Gas/Diesel Vehicle

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Fuel Economy MPG Label for Gas/Diesel Vehicle

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Hat tip: USA Today

PDF of all labels here: PDF

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