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Originally Posted by 19bonestock88
Agreed... people I know tend to just deal with whatever mpg their vehicle gets(normally a big truck or SUV) and not change their habits... even those with compact cars are content getting 26-28mpg...
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To be fair, some cars are stubborn. I owned a 2007 Subaru Outback automatic (in 2009 I believe). I drove it normally just to get used to the car and get a baseline MPG. Then I tried hypermiling techniques and it barely changed anything. 24 MPG. I could get up to 32 MPG (average of 28) in my 1996 Legacy, so I sold the Outback a month later and made a grand in the process.