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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Hypermiling
With fuel prices creeping up again I thought it appropriate to share some of my experiences with hypermiling. “Hypermiling” is a method of increasing your car’s gas mileage by making changes in the way you drive. It can also include … Continue reading
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Tagged 1998 Toyota Avalon, driving technique, hypermiling, mileage, MPG
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