Hyundai ix35 fuel economy versus Mitsubishi ASX
Due to the Hyundai ix35 fuel consumption problems, is the Mitsubushi ASX a better bet overall?
Asked on 8 January 2011 by johnnybgoode
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It's a better bet for fuel economy. But needs to be compared to the ix35 1.7CDTI 2WD which is much more fuel efficient than the 2.0CDTI.
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