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Hypermiling – would cause low gas mileage?

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Automobile fuel is getting more and more expensive day by day. Yet our lives have become inseparable from the benefits of automobiles and we cannot think of life without them, making them a necessary evil. The ever increasing price of automotive fuel must surely have made you wonder how to save on fuel costs? A group of people who call themselves hypermilers may have the answer to your questions. Hypermilers are a group of people dedicated to extracting every last mile of mileage from a gallon of fuel so as to minimize costs, and as you may guess, they call the process hypermiling.
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2 Responses to “Hypermiling – would cause low gas mileage?”

  1. set an xgauge to …
    set an xgauge to show TRiP mileage. Then you can show us the mileage you get throughout the trip (I’m sure that would be even more impressive to viewers), not just instantaneous MPG. My 2008 Hyundai Accent reports 9999 instant MPG with the engine off – or costing downhill IN-gear engine on. I get 40 to 45 MPG on my 3-mile intown tip to and from work.

  2. you turned off your …
    you turned off your engine?