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03-30-2014, 02:52 PM
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Yes, about a month ago I took a trip from San Jose > Los Angeles and was going an average of 75-80 mph, got 32 MPG.
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I just got my new car a few days ago so I have only been driving it occasionally (Haven't killed the free tank of gas yet), but I noticed that my mpg is hitting closer to low 20s yet I keep my rpms pretty low . I know there can be many factors but would you say your gas efficiency improves after the car engine has broken in ? I have never owned a car since single digits on the mileage so I don't have any prior experiences , any thoughts ?
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