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That should raise my average! The AC was on the whole way.
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That should raise my average! The AC was on the whole way.
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How fast were you driving?
That should raise my average! The AC was on the whole way.
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I plead the 5th!How fast were you driving?
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Average speed was close to 55mph...
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That sounds about right. Some traffic, some hills, some of my slow driving.
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I don't do a lot of driving at high speeds where the engine has to run continuously, and often expend a bit of effort to stay in electric mode when possible. I can average 52 MPG reported (50 actual) pretty reliably under favorable conditions of heavy freeway traffic where accel/decel are gentle and top speeds below 50 MPH with no A/C. Running the A/C definitely takes a toll. So far in 2023, my average reported is 45.84 MPG and actual (measured @ pump, believing odometer) is 44.31. I'm pretty happy with it, having previously driven a 5.0L V8 around town...
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