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After a summer of high gasoline prices, fuel economy is on the minds of many new-car buyers as the 2007 models roll out. Fortunately for shoppers who are thinking "mpg" rather than "mph," automakers are introducing a wide range of more fuel-efficient vehicles over the next few months.
With large, truck-based SUVs languishing on dealer lots, smaller, car-based SUVs and crossover-type wagons continue to be the fastest-growing segment in the auto market. Small SUVs provide a lot of cargo versatility along with notably better gas mileage than larger models. In our real-world fuel-economy tests, the best small SUVs have gotten 21 to 23 mpg overall, compared with the ...