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Originally Posted by PaleMelanesian
I've done 55 mpg with P&G behind a truck at about 60 mph, but my best highway trip was 71 mpg P&G with no truck. Trying to keep up with a truck really handicaps you and keeps you from making the most of the P&G rhythm.
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OK I have an important question for everyone, will P&G give me better MPG if I'm in an auto that cant be flat towed, so I would basically be going up to say_ 60 mph, then putting it in neutral, going down to 50, putting it in drive, (repeat) since I would not be turning off the engine and all that mess? I have been wondering for a long time...