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were they testing the 2007 Toyota Yaris hatchback sold here in the States or the 2007 Toyota Yaris sedan in that current Popular Mechanics issue?
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Replying to: iluvmysephia1 (Jun 25, 2006 3:58 pm) |
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Replying to: bob104 (Jun 25, 2006 6:36 am) I am afraid most americans won't buy in to your vision of the future. Not to get long winded, I'll simply say that a vehicle that gets its first 50 miles a day off electric power charged overnight (when demand is slack), greatly reduces our dependence on oil..while costing the consumer less money. A very small percentage of our electricity is derived from oil. If I could get my first 50 electrically, I would very rarely see a gas station. BTW, they also are looking at uploading electricty from cars back into the grid. If i recall, the Yaris tested was a sedan s. not that i would bet my life on my memory. SLO used to be a nice sleepy town. I bet it is overrun now. no?
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Replying to: reddroverr (Jun 26, 2006 12:58 pm) SLO is still kinda sleepy. Not too overrun as we have a growth cap of 2.3%. You can get a nice-ish 3/2 home here for $800,000. Knockdowns start at about $550,000 for a 2/1, no garage. But it's the perfect town for ebiking. Anyway, thanks to all for on this list for our common sense when it comes to cars. Bob |
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Replying to: reddroverr (Jun 26, 2006 12:58 pm)
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Replying to: bob104 (Jun 27, 2006 5:23 pm) http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/WebX/.f0b7a1b/40 too off topic for this board. I got redressed for talking diesel here once before. |
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City HWY MPG 35% 65% 33.7 40% 60% 33.6 25% 75% 35.8 25% 75% 35.8 20% 80% 35.9 25% 75% 35.5 25% 75% 35.0 25% 75% 36.0 25% 75% 37.1 I have a Liftback and have been running the AC quite a bit. I'm usually driving 75-80 MPH on the HWY. As you can see my mileage keeps improving.
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Replying to: rodnreel (Jun 30, 2006 5:09 am) |
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| I just did my first fill-up on my new LB with manual transmission. I don’t know if the dealer topped off the tank completely or at what milage. It had 22 miles when I got it. But it appears that I got about 42 mpg. It was 95% open road driving at around 50 to 55 mph, no AC running, 10% ethanol. I’m in the flat lands of the mid-west, and in no hurry anymore. I expect it to get better when broken in. I’m pleased. | |
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Replying to: asa805 (Jun 21, 2006 12:14 pm)  on Monday I drove to Austin going close to 80 the whole way plus some hwy driving there and got 30 miles per gallon...I filled it up tonight and for the first time was able to put 11 gallons in and my trip meter said 330 miles. What is the problem? Granted, it is very hot and the A/C is blowing cold and the ipod is playing, but still....is there something wrong with mine?  BTW,I'm in Drive, I do not have the parking break on, I'm not towing anything, nor am I loaded down with stuff. What gives?! Is mine just a  ???
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