Sentence examples for more per gallon from inspiring English sources

It is now 20% more expensive 60-700 cents more per gallon) than regular gas.

Scott R. Jensen, speaker of the State Assembly, said the reformulated gasoline was costing consumers in some areas of the state 25 to 50 cents more per gallon.

Start with the price of gas, usually 25 cents more per gallon for regular unleaded as compared with stations in Riverhead or Eastport.

Ready-made biodiesel costs about a dollar more per gallon than gasoline, but advocates argue that this is a small price to pay.

GASOLINE prices on the South Fork are consistently 20 to 50 cents more per gallon than in other areas of Long Island.

That would appear to make alligator fuel competitive with commercial diesel, which sells for a little more per gallon than gasoline.

Still, the move is gradual, and the industry displayed a philosophy that might be best described as less of this and more of that: less displacement in conventional engines and more power per liter; more miles per gallon and less power-robbing friction; less weight and more transmission ratios to keep engines running in their sweet spot.

Some if not all of the savings from getting more miles per gallon would be offset by more driving.

The new Lexus luxury SUV (coming to showrooms this month) delivers 268 pavement-rippling horsepower, 30 horsepower more than the gas-only model but with 72% more miles per gallon in the city.

Consumers, too, can be more energy efficient by driving a diesel car that gets up to 40percentt more miles per gallon and puts out 22percentt less carbon dioxide than a comparable gasoline car.

The $28,180 Mercury Milan Hybrid gets just two more miles per gallon on the highway than the $21,860 Milan I-4 (granted, it does get 18 more mpg in the city).