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I'll only own manual cars. On a long highway ride and consciously want to conserve fuel, I often get better mileage (+3-4 mpg) than my car is rated. If I'm low
by noduerme 3y ago
I'll only own manual cars. On a long highway ride and consciously want to conserve fuel, I often get better mileage (+3-4 mpg) than my car is rated. If I'm low on fuel I can drive in a way that will eak out extra miles just by keeping it in high gear, driving at the lowest RPMs possible for the terrain, coasting long distances in neutral...
- NobodyNada 3y agoMy car is a dual-clutch automatic. On a long highway ride, where I'm doing nothing special besides just driving at a steady speed or using cruise control, I'll often get +6 or more MPG over my car's highway rating.