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redpoint5 · 08-23-2020, 06:34 PM

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I had a 2012 PIP, and only went as far as removing the rear wiper, which I never used. I had also installed a receiver hitch for towing a jet ski and a 4x8 trailer. There wasn't much in the way of driving habits that could improve or reduce efficiency. My wife got nearly as good of fuel economy driving as I did.

In the summer I'd get ~16 miles of range, and in the winter ~11.

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