I got 30 MPG on my vacation trip, driving from Lubbock TX to Carlsbad NM;
averaged 65-70 mph ('95 4cyl.). While I was in NM, El Paso, and Arizona;
I got between 25 and 30 MPG. Between Dayton and NM (coming and going), I
only averaged between 20 and 25 MPG. Does an increase in altitude
increase milage? That is about the only thing I can think of, as much of
my driving at home is highway.
Angela Chavez
Wright State University
Dayton OH
howlingwolf1@juno.com
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On Mon, 07 Jun 1999 18:43:59 -0400 "W. Jack Hilton III"
<HEMI@charter.net> writes:
>At 04:00 PM 6/7/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>Just a comment:
>>
>>Just took an Interstate trip, the first one in the R/T, and got **18
>>MPG** with the A/C on going 80!!.. This must be a record or
>>something.. I usually get 11.5 - 12.
>>
>>ERiC
>>
>
>Well , I pulled 21 MPG outta mine at Thanksgiving , but that was at a
>steady 60 with no AC .
>
>You are doing well to get that .
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