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Forum: General Fuel Topics

03-26-2009, 05:12 AM

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Posted By theholycow

fueleconomy.gov defines combined as 45% highway,...

fueleconomy.gov defines combined as 45% highway, 55% city. I believe by "highway" they mean freeway, not 50mph two lane state highways.

It lists your 2008 Accent manual as 27 city, 29 combined, 32...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

03-22-2009, 03:26 PM

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MPG Normalization

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Posted By theholycow

That's worth a try. The opposite is also worth a...

That's worth a try. The opposite is also worth a try. Both can be backed by theory and real world data.

Forum: General Fuel Topics

03-22-2009, 03:00 PM

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MPG Normalization

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Posted By theholycow

On modern cars, hills probably wouldn't change...

On modern cars, hills probably wouldn't change EPA estimates that much. At least, modern cars with good DFCO behavior...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

03-22-2009, 01:54 PM

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Posted By theholycow

I would call it even and not worry about the...

I would call it even and not worry about the hills. The EPA combined estimate ought to be fine; you're not making it a target, you're comparing to it.

Do the best you can, compare it to the EPA...

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