Adjective
gas guzzling (comparative more gas guzzling, superlative most gas guzzling)
(informal) Of a vehicle: that consumes a large amount of fuel.
gas-guzzling
Alternative form of gas guzzling.
gas-guzzling
We got hooked on grain-fed meat just as we got hooked on gas guzzling automobiles. Big cars made sense only when oil was cheap; grain-fed meat makes sense only because the true costs of producing it are not counted. Frances Moore Lappé
A civilian twist on the iconic military Humvee, the Hummer was the poster child of a gas-guzzling era. Source: Internet
But plug-in registrations in the United States fell in 2015, and the market share of electric-only vehicles declined further to 0.37 percent in 2016, as cheap fuel drove demand for gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks. Source: Internet
Jeep has yet to turn to hybrid power or electrification for any of its vehicles in the UK, the majority of which could be seen as "gas-guzzling" 4x4s, so the company's plans for a quick turnaround are welcome. Source: Internet
Some in the public believe that helping the North American automakers -- who have stuck with large, gas-guzzling products such as pickup trucks -- would be throwing good money after bad. Source: Internet
The typical argument one hears is, “What about the poor guy with the gas-guzzling 1980 Chevy car, who has no other way to get to work?” Source: Internet