pantheman75
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- Ryan
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...I emailed the good people at http://www.fueleconomy.org about the fuel economy ratings for the new 2.0L Turbo... this was their response:
"We receive our data from the EPA weekly in batches and this week’s update did not include the 2018 Jeep New Wrangler with the turbocharged 2.0L engine so we have not seen that data yet. Unfortunately, there is no data release schedule that we can refer to so we don’t know what data we will receive until we receive it from the EPA. The release of the data is actually set by the manufacturer but vehicles must have an EPA label before they are sold. It is not uncommon for vehicles to appear on dealer lots with EPA labels before the data are released to us for posting on the website. Because manufacturers like to control the release of their data so that they can coordinate it with marketing events, you may also find media reports with the EPA estimates or EPA estimates posted on manufacturer websites before we receive the data for posting. Normally we have new data posted each week by Wednesday or Thursday. Sorry we can’t provide you with a more definitive answer."
"We receive our data from the EPA weekly in batches and this week’s update did not include the 2018 Jeep New Wrangler with the turbocharged 2.0L engine so we have not seen that data yet. Unfortunately, there is no data release schedule that we can refer to so we don’t know what data we will receive until we receive it from the EPA. The release of the data is actually set by the manufacturer but vehicles must have an EPA label before they are sold. It is not uncommon for vehicles to appear on dealer lots with EPA labels before the data are released to us for posting on the website. Because manufacturers like to control the release of their data so that they can coordinate it with marketing events, you may also find media reports with the EPA estimates or EPA estimates posted on manufacturer websites before we receive the data for posting. Normally we have new data posted each week by Wednesday or Thursday. Sorry we can’t provide you with a more definitive answer."
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