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It'll be fine, but driving the interstate at 70+mph won't get you very impressive fuel mileage. Your gas engine will be doing most of the work. Expect mid to high twenties for fuel economy.

Loved Alto blue, so they discontinued it for 24 when I was ready to buy.

OK I misunderstood as well. Mine always shut off as soon as the door opened. That's weird!

Every car I've owned since 1997, mostly all Ford products have done this. My 2011 Ranger with keyed ignition did shut off when the key was turned to the off position. Stopped as soon as the door release handle was pulled. Sorry if that is annoying, but wow that's not a really bad thing to deal...

Santa Cruz no longer exists, unless you buy a used one.

Like I said earlier, wet the car, wet a Bounce cloth, wipe away the bugs, and hose off. No scrubbing. Easy Peasy.

Scrub with a brush sounds like adding instant swirl marks. No thanks.

Love mine too. Worth every cent.

Yup. Works like a charm!

Spray the vehicle with water, wet a Bounce cloth, and very easily remove any bugs, anywhere on your vehicle. Works amazingly well. Hose off the ASAP after you are done. Easy easy!

I never turn anything off. I set the temp at 72 and leave it on auto. It cools it to 72 in the summer and 72 in the winter. The only time I ever turn it all off is in the spring when it's around that temperature outside, and that is not very often. I may occasionally adjust the fan speed up...

Mine is a 24, but it's a Lariat. Wonder if that makes a difference?

I think it depends on the temperature in your cabin. If it's higher than what you have it set for, it will automatically come on to get the cabin to that temperature, which is what I would want it to do.

My 24 hybrid basically runs on gas at about 70 mph. Pretty much the same mpg as the E.B. at a constant speed on cruise control. If I drive the same distance, but on a two lane highway slowing down through occasional small villages or towns, I'm now at just over 45 mpg. I've done this trip a...

That won't buff out!

Ah man--I should have been more specific. I guess either or--salt can be added to taste. Domestic premium for sure. All those on the list and an Amish option should suffice!

Real butter please!

Just take a large dose of courage with you so you can deal with the occasional craziness you will encounter. Be patient and stay safe.

Yea, you should be glad you actually got one. If you're throwing any more away, I'd gladly take them off your hands!

When I travel to my son's house on the mph highway I end up with 5 electric miles of the 120 miles. When I do the same trip on two lane black top I get 30 to 35 of those miles electric. Granted it takes me twenty to 30 minutes longer, but it is less stressful and I'm getting 42 mpg.