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Originally Posted by SilverCrown9701
Is it possible that my vehicle gets better mileage at higher speeds with low-moderate throttle position??
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It's really unlikely.
Watching the "instant" MPG gauge is problematic. It moves around too much to be very useful in predicting overall MPG, and we tend to cherry-pick observations that lead to confirmation bias.
If you look at our collection of speed vs. MPG graphs, the dominant pattern for normal venicles is: best cruising MPG typically happens at the lowest speed in top gear.
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...you-15182.html
2002 Camry automatic:
