Sentence examples for automatic economy from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to rent a car, even though a half-dozen national and local firms offered automatic economy cars for daily rates under $20.

Even with the automatic, fuel economy was surprisingly good, averaging about 20 miles per gallon in all kinds of driving.

But for 2008 Mazda retuned the engine and added a five-speed automatic, raising fuel economy by 2 m.p.g.

And the automatic's fuel economy ratings, 25 m.p.g. in the city and 34 on the highway, beat the manual's 22/30.

Bentley Bentayga Price: £160,200 Engine: W12, 5950cc, twin-turbo petrol Power: 600bhp at 5000-6000rpm Torque: 664lb ft at 1350-4500rpm 0-62mph: 4.0speedop speed: 187mph Gearbox: 8spd automatic Kerbweight: 2440kg Economy: 21.6mpg (combined) CO2: 296g/km, 37% From behind the wheel, the Bentley feels every bit as accomplished and adaptable as you could wish.

The automatic stabilisers of the economy mean that the deficit rises and falls as the economy contracts and expands.

This free-range automatic provides better fuel economy than the manual.

"In a crisis, the German economy has automatic stabilizers because more social benefits are paid out.

The automatic stabilizers in the economy inhibited the use of discretionary fiscal policy.

He says the IMF have warned about the dangers of cutting the automatic stablisers when the economy is weak.

Public-sector pay acts as an automatic stabiliser as the economy slows, declining less in recessions than private-sector pay and is especially important in high-unemployment areas.