If you're going out in the workforce after you graduate, and you decide that you absolutely need a car to get to work, here is a list of the top 15 most fuel efficient cars of 2010. (From good.is)
15. The Hyundai Elantra Blue (manual)
Miles per gallon: 26 city, 35 highway
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price: $14,145
14. Mini Cooper (manual)
MPG: 28 city, 37 highway
MSRP: $19,500
13. Toyota Yaris (manual)
MPG: 29 city, 36 highway
MSRP: $12,905
12. Volkswagen Jetta TDI (manual)
MPG: 30 city, 41 highway
MSRP: $22,830
12. Volkswagen Golf TDI (manual)
MPG: 30 city, 41 highway
MSRP: $22,354 for Golf
10. Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen TDI (automatic)
MPG: 30 city, 42 highway
MSRP: $24,615
10. Audi A3 (automatic)
MPG: 30 city, 42 highway
MSRP: $27,270
8. Smart For-Two Coupe or Convertible (both automatic)
MPG: 33 city, 41 highway
MSRP: $11,990
7. Ford Escape (and Mazda Tribute) Hybrid (both automatic, and both SUVs!)
MPG: 34 city, 31 highway
MSRP: $29,175
6. Nissan Altima Hybrid (automatic)
MPG: 35 city, 34 highway
MSRP: $26,650
5. 2010 Lexus HS 250h (automatic)
MPG: 35 city, 34 highway
MSRP: $34,650
4. Honda Insight Hybrid (automatic)
MPG: 40 city, 43 highway
MSRP: $19,800
3. Honda Civic Hybrid (automatic)
MPG: 40 city, 45 highway
MSRP: $23,800
2. Ford Fusion (and Mercury Milan) Hybrid (automatic)
MPG: 41 city, 36 highway
MSRP: $27,950
1. Toyota Prius (automatic)
MPG: 51 city, 48 highway
MSRP: $22,800
Given Toyota's current status (http://www.hulu.com/watch/130108/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-toyotathon-of-death-unintended-acceleration-problem) , you could probably get yourself a pretty good deal there.
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