Hybrid SUVs dominate the conversation whenever fuel economy comes up, but they’re no longer the only way to keep running costs under control. Advances in turbocharging, engine efficiency, and lightweight platforms mean there are now several crossovers that comfortably clear the 30 MPG mark without any form of electrification.
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