gas-guzzlers

As GM was heading into bankruptcy, the plant was making sport-utility vehicles that few customers wanted—gas-guzzlers like the Chevrolet Trailblazer and the Saab 9-7X—and was a big drain on GM's finances.

The Secrets of the GM Diet Sharon Terlep 2011

One of the brands' biggest challenges will be keeping up with big technology investments needed to meet stricter emissions regulation in the U.S. and Europe: Unlike BMW and other luxury rivals, the company has few smaller models to offset their gas-guzzlers and meet the fleet-average targets.

Cast-Off Car Brands Find a Road Back Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

Mary Peterson, 48, of Michigan City, Ind., wonders why the money spent to get people to trash their old gas-guzzlers in favor of new (and, it turns out, often foreign-built) vehicles wasn't spent on health care clinics for the poor.

Cash for clunker columns 2009

The results are boosting Detroit auto makers that suffered when gas-guzzlers got the cold shoulder in 2008.

Americans Embrace SUVs Again Mike Ramsey 2011

These days we all should meditate and give thanks that we have aircons roaring and gas-guzzlers rushing from mall to mall, and wretched 'Western' excess in the face of the earth imploding on us all.

happy Solstice Another Outspoken Female 2009

This is an idea that will work for electric cars, hybrids and gas-guzzlers: make parts interchangeable.

Susanna Murley: 5 Ideas to Charge-up the Electric Car Susanna Murley 2011

This is an idea that will work for electric cars, hybrids and gas-guzzlers: make parts interchangeable.

Susanna Murley: 5 Ideas to Charge-up the Electric Car Susanna Murley 2011

This is an idea that will work for electric cars, hybrids and gas-guzzlers: make parts interchangeable.

Susanna Murley: 5 Ideas to Charge-up the Electric Car Susanna Murley 2011

This is an idea that will work for electric cars, hybrids and gas-guzzlers: make parts interchangeable.

Susanna Murley: 5 Ideas to Charge-up the Electric Car Susanna Murley 2011

There would probably be a decrease in the amount of high-fructose corn syrup in the market, in the 10 billion animals we “process” annually, in the ethanol used to fill gas-guzzlers and in the soy from which we chemically extract oil for frying potatoes and chicken.

The argument for farm subsidies -- though not the ones we have now 2011