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Re: Pain At The Pump: Government Gas Secrets
Very good response, these are things I like to read on here, precise and
informitive. Thank you for your reply.
Mr Ed
"Mark" <bogusmailmark@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Nobody should be in the dark about their gas mileage after the first
> tankful. Simple math is all that is necessary to have a good idea of
> what you are getting. People also drive as if they are clueless about
> the principles of smooth starts, anticipating traffic flow to minimize
> acceleration/braking and taking proper care of their car, all of which
> detract from mileage.
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> BTW, my 2006 Scion tC was rated at 23 city, 30 highway, 26 combined,
> and I am getting 27 combined and well over 30 on the highway. My other
> Toyotas (a 1987 Camry and a 2003 Matrix) also handily exceeded the EPA
> estimates on the sticker. My conclusion is that the practice of
> exaggeration and testing under ideal conditions must vary by
> manufacturer.
>
>
> edb wrote:[color=green]
>> Very enlightning article, must read.
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