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Old 12-18-2009, 06:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Today it was in single digits in the morning (7-9). On the commute in it got up to 13. Managed ~ 55 MPG on the MID on the way in. On good days in the summer I can push over 70 MPG for this trip into work.



On the way back not so good, about 50.3 MPG.

The car sits in a garage so that is helping for the morning commute. On the way back home, car is exposed to weather, so it takes longer to heat up.

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Old 12-18-2009, 07:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not bad.

Over 70 without photos during the summer?
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Over 70 without photos during the summer?
I took a few a while back (remember sending one into work to my coworkers who have fuel guzzling SUVs), I'll see if I can locate one.
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Thanks. When I got 79.5 I was idling and coasting between 20-40mph on a fewback roads. I am sure next summer knowing what I know, no use of ac and a partial grill block I can easily beat that, but got to give the temp a critical eye.
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That's awesome. It was definitely another cold one today. I had to really try hard to get over 42mpg in my Corolla, and it was in the afternoon when it went up to about 19 degress out. I can't wait to get an I2.
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Old 12-20-2009, 03:28 PM   #6 (permalink)
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This is why I was asking why you guys were blocking your radiator.
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Today it was in single digits in the morning (7-9). On the commute in it got up to 13. Managed ~ 55 MPG on the MID on the way in. On good days in the summer I can push over 70 MPG for this trip into work.



On the way back not so good, about 50.3 MPG.

The car sits in a garage so that is helping for the morning commute. On the way back home, car is exposed to weather, so it takes longer to heat up.


funny

i didnt know that at 13 deg it would still auto stop? the manual says if its too cold or too hot auto stop will not occur
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i didnt know that at 13 deg it would still auto stop? the manual says if its too cold or too hot auto stop will not occur
That's amazing. 13 is cold. When it gets below 10, that's when it starts getting painful to be outside.
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