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They do cylinder deactivation even on the fast stuff, I know C7 Corvettes have it
No way the Mustang does 38MPG at 80MPH, your fuel computer must be over estimating!
Yes it does, computer is pretty accurate within 0.5mpg, though saying that there was a few 50 zones when I got that in fairness, so its probably more like 35mpg at that speed. Quite a lot of V8 Mustang owners who regular commute on motorway see an overall average of 23-26mpg.
Mine on the same driving returns exactly the same average mpg as my 911 did, though the 911 maxed at around 32mpg on motorway the Mustang can see upto around 38mpg.
The new Mustang will be interesting to see how PI/DI impact power and economy, as both will improve further.
It's not a silly request IMO; surely you'd still want halfway-acceptable highway fuel economy whether you're in a Dodge Caravan or a Viper. It's hardly exhilarating doing 70-80mph in a straight line
Just needs a flip phone with a belt clip and a fanny pack.
I think he already has at least 2/3 of those things.
Goes and digs out my Nokia matrix phone haha.
Just finished a huge McDonalds breakfast, I am feeling so Americana right now!
McDonalds breakfast menu is full of rubbery disappointment.
Lies, the bacon and egg bagel is wonderful
He said americana, so must be like four muffins, three coffees and 12 hash browns
About right, hiding behind my 38" monitors now and sleeping, sorry I mean working really hard!
What Gibbo isn't telling us is that he is at the forefront of fashion:
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion...-have-become-the-latest-menswear-battleground
Pulled up socks are all the rage these days!
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion...-have-become-the-latest-menswear-battleground
Pulled up socks are all the rage these days!
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