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  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    First-Ever Fuel Efficiency, Emissions Standards For Trucks Announced By Obama Administration AP 2010

  • Strong suits: Medium-duty waterfowling, general “rough shooting” Energy level: Moderate Size: 30 – 45 lb. Ante: $800 – $1,200 • awsfa. org

    Five Good Small-Breed Bird Hunting Dogs 2009

  • Medium-duty truck sales activity increased significantly despite continued supply issues with Japanese manufacturers.

    unknown title 2011

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines 2010

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines 2010

  • Medium-duty truck and bus sales increased 47 percent on strength of international markets and

    Headlines - Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick 2010

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles;

    chicagotribune.com - News 2010

  • Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks are much less fuel-efficient than conventional automobiles; the fleet of tractor-trailers typically get about 6 mpg to 7 mpg, while work trucks can achieve 10 to 11 mpg.

    The Guardian World News 2010

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