Is the 8 a good "highway" car?
09-26-2006, 02:22 PM
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Good Hwy and bye-way car - Likes wide open spaces - very comfortable - I only wish I had two of them! (one for go and one for show) - So far this one has been very dependable ( only problem mouse ate fire wall and mouse got stuck in airconditioner (the horror the horror)
You will feel a little nervous about taking her out but after you've had her 3 or four months and you know all the gadgets, then you will want to travel - and with this car you will want to find beautiful places to drive it to... (See Granny Blog for road trips and suggestions)
You will feel a little nervous about taking her out but after you've had her 3 or four months and you know all the gadgets, then you will want to travel - and with this car you will want to find beautiful places to drive it to... (See Granny Blog for road trips and suggestions)
09-26-2006, 04:23 PM
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Car cruises great at 75....feels like it's just gliding on air! As mentioned, the constant speed rule is only for break-in...which should last you no longer then 3000 miles at the VERY latest.
Expect to get between 22-24 MPG on an ENTIRE tank of HW driving. That seems to be about the general concensus at least.
Expect to get between 22-24 MPG on an ENTIRE tank of HW driving. That seems to be about the general concensus at least.
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