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plymouthchamp	Key West	Lead	[-]
Posts: 48 (05/25/09 11:57:03) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None Wonderful World Remove this ad Hi all. We spent the whole day in Key West. The round trip from Miami and back was 25 mpg and thats with the A/C on full blast and the cruise @ 55 mph.
DSHornet		#1	[-]
Posts: 93 (05/26/09 17:58:55) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And the neatest thing about the Santa is that you probably would have gotten better gas mileage if you were driving faster! Paw-paw Don, y'all --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Favorite saying: "There's never an apology needed for exercising the Golden Rule" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Military Veteran (US Air Force, Alabama Air National Guard, 24 years total) Son of Milton (US Army, World War II, North Africa, Sicily, and Italy) Son-in-law of Otis (US Navy, World War II, Atlantic and Pacific Theaters) Father of Matthew (US Army, Tennessee National Guard, Iraq War Veteran) Father-in-law of Mark (US Marines) Nephew of Joseph Donald (US Army, World War II, Burma Campaign)
Merlot02		#2	[-]
Posts: 37 (05/28/09 08:32:18) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Really? What speed would give better gas mileage? I just did my first "long" trip last week in my 02 (bought two months ago). It was 360 miles round trip and on the first half I got 24 mpg doing 75 with the AC on and cruise control. This included an hour or more at crawling speeds getting out of Chicago. Have not bought gas since I got back - so don't know what the return trip was at 65 mph, no AC, etc.
Andy2035		#3	[-]
Posts: 4214 (05/28/09 12:49:43) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey PC, You mean to say, you went out for a drive but FAILED to come back with piccies... Andy...
lovemysantafe		#4	[-]
Posts: 3522 (05/28/09 13:59:11) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Andy2035 wrote: Hey PC, You mean to say, you went out for a drive but FAILED to come back with piccies... Like a freight train, I saw this coming from a mile away. Santa Fe -- It doesn't get any better than this! "Like people, every car possesses a unique character, with its own DNA, talents, and idiosyncrasies. Push it too hard and it'll turn on you, as a person would. If it's worth anything, it gets more interesting the more you get to know it."
DSHornet		#5	[-]
Posts: 95 (05/28/09 17:34:07) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	After I got my '01 Santa last fall the bride and I took a day trip to visit a cousin I see maybe every ten years or so. The trip was rolling hills and about 220 miles with highway speeds around 70-75 MPH. I started with a full tank and, on the way home, I packed it full with 8 gallons. (By "packed" I mean that I put one more gallon in the tank after the nozzle began cutting off.) You do the math: At 27.5 MPG with an eight year old car having almost 100K miles, I was a happy camper. The old '96 Kia Sportage wasn't any better and was a whole lot less comfortable! Paw-paw Don, y'all --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Favorite saying: "There's never an apology needed for exercising the Golden Rule" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Military Veteran (US Air Force, Alabama Air National Guard, 24 years total) Son of Milton (US Army, World War II, North Africa, Sicily, and Italy) Son-in-law of Otis (US Navy, World War II, Atlantic and Pacific Theaters) Father of Matthew (US Army, Tennessee National Guard, Iraq War Veteran) Father-in-law of Mark (US Marines) Nephew of Joseph Donald (US Army, World War II, Burma Campaign)

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