FOXNews.com: Government offers gas mileage labels for used cars

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Government offers gas mileage labels for used cars Sep 12th 2013, 11:56 The U.S. government has come up with window labels that show the gas mileage and pollution of used cars. The Energy Department and the Environmental Protection Agency say the labels can be downloaded or viewed on the website www.fueleconomy.gov. Labels are available for all vehicles sold in the U.S. since 1984. They show mileage and carbon dioxide emissions estimates. The government says the stickers are valid for used cars because mileage changes little over a vehicle's 15-year life if it's maintained properly. Used car sellers and dealers can post the stickers on car windows to advertise mileage. Buyers can search the site for the models they want to buy.

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