When I was younger, I didn't know why people always keep themselves updated with the daily oil prices on the news; until I became aware, too. Not only that I am aware of the daily oil price changes, but I am heavily affected by the global oil crisis. The figures just keep soaring, and it has gone uncontrollable and inevitable. The prices of the commodities are highly affected by this dilemma which makes it difficult for people, especially the poor, to deal with this plight. That is why transportation alternatives arise to give aid, not just to our countrymen, but to the whole world.

And by being part-takers in solving the global dilemma, car manufacturers work hard to provide fuel-efficient vehicles. But, let's get it straight. We often overlook this aspect whenever we acquire a car. The first thing that attracts us to get a particular vehicle is the price, looks, performance, and safety. For instance, you have just bought the 2022 Honda Accord. Are you aware of how well its fuel consumption is?

Honda promises that the all-new Honda Accord comes with a more capable and fuel-efficient engine than its outgoing version, which is good news if that is true. The best thing to do to determine how Honda's true promise is to try it yourself, as fuel consumption depends on several factors, like your driving style, road conditions, terrain surface, and load weight. But if you are wondering what figures other people got with the Honda Accord, here's an idea. On the highway, the Accord can run around 15 kilometers per liter while it returns eight kilometers inside the city under light to moderate traffic conditions at an average speed. If those figures sound good for you, then push through with the Honda Accord. But if not, I suggest you think about it well, as fuel consumption is a long-term companion.

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