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Here are five cars with notoriously bad gas mileage that you might want to think twice about during retirement.
These vehicles typically consume an average of 10 to 15 miles per gallon (mpg), he shared.
Grigelevicius explains why: Its essentially amodernized old-school 44with brick-like aerodynamics.
For retirees looking to maintain a budget-friendly lifestyle, those numbers should be amajor red flag.
The G-Classs poor fuel economy could significantly impact your retirement finances over time.
When it comes to the XC90, Grigelevicius warns that fuel economy is not great.
Volvos seven-seater has many good qualities, but fuel economy isnt one of them, he said.
You would be lucky to achieve 20 to 22 mpg on daily commutes.
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