gas guzzler in a sentence

1. ticket for driving a gas guzzler!

2. Trade within your gas guzzler for an economical, high miles per gallon car.

3. they should now be driving small cars rather than clunky Detroit gas guzzlers

4. A lot of people are trying to sell their gas guzzlers for very cheap prices today.

5. But now they're closing the garage door after the gas guzzler has fled," Becker said in an email.

6. Big, brash and loud, and most, if not all, vehicles that Ford manufacture, are known gas guzzlers.

7. Perhaps one of the most well known is the gas guzzler tax, established by the Energy Tax Act of 1978.

8. Vehicles that achieve a minimum average fuel economy of 22.5 MPG are not subject to the gas guzzler tax.

9. This emphasis on oversized gas guzzlers belies Mary Barra’s purported commitment to a “Zero Emissions” policy.

10. Faced with immense challenges and the potential loss of tens of thousands of jobs, the industry is still pushing its gas guzzlers.

11. So while low gas prices might temporarily make gas guzzlers more affordable, the overall trend will continue towards fuel efficiency.

12. Gas guzzlers are typically very large and high powered, although some are simply small but poorly designed cars which are not built for maximum efficiency.

13. Suddenly cash conscious Americans began trading in their gas guzzlers for smaller, more fuel efficient cars, with the Obama administration adding its encouragement.

14. In some regions, gas guzzlers are heavily frowned upon, and some governments have a form of guzzler tax which is designed to penalize car owners who purchase gas guzzlers.

15. It may have started out as a four-cylinder or six-cylinder car, he says, but with the latest Ice Cream Sandwich release it is every bit the gas guzzler that iOS and Windows Phone are.

16. Environmental concerns are behind everything from President Barack Obama’s push to develop more green vehicles to the Cash for Clunkers program that aimed to get gas guzzlers off the road.

17. However, at least it offers the opportunity to learn from others: from the Norwegians and their electric car boom, from bicycle paradise Denmark, or from the British tax laws that favour climate-friendly cars over gas guzzlers.”

18. Right now, though, consumers pass over electric cars for bigger, longer-range and cheaper gas guzzlers, said Vinkesh Gulati, vice president of the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations, which represents more than 80% of automobile dealers in India.