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If youve ever taken a road trip within Ontario, you might have passed one of its many quirky and unusual roadside attractions. From the famous Big...

Nonetheless, the green credentials go to the Jeep. Its turbocharged 3.0-litre turbodiesel V6, scrubbed clean with diesel exhaust fluid, showed an impressive 7.7 L/100 kilometres for this highway portion of the drive — not bad for a 2,206-kilogram truck with the aerodynamics of a tool shed.  The less fuel burned, the less CO2 emitted, and that’s inarguable logic. Conversely, fire-breathing dragons spew gawd-knows-what into the atmosphere once they get going. And as a bonus, the Jeep’s sur...