Chrysler dropped a bombshell today, insinuating that its forthcoming 2013 Dodge Dart will have a combined fuel economy of 40 miles per gallon. Some media outlets have regurgitated this number without question. But it just isn't true, as that 40-mpg fuel economy number is unadjusted and will most certainly be lower once it gets printed on window stickers. To better understand the way fuel economy numbers get calculated, we'll point you to this page on the Environmental Protection Agency's website.
Autoblog, Why the 2013 Dodge Dart won't really get 40 mpg combined
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