Is all the "fuel saving" tech really worth it in the long run?

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carymccarr

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I think cannibalism is illegal because someone didn't like that.

Stop using my old thoughts. How condescending of you. I now think cannibalism is terrible but also great and should be outlawed unless flat earth something nanny state soros.
 

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This thread is quickly becoming a 1st rate lesson of "how to make all around you, hate you"!!

It's like watching children..... arguing with Toby.......

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Back on topic. The answer is yes. Also all new tech is not just for fuel savings.

I rented an Infiniti Q50 3.0T (twin turbo v-6)awd this weekend. This tiny sports car was only averaging 23mpg to my 2017 Expeditions 19. Ford for all it's faults has done a remarkable job with that.
 

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Back on topic. The answer is yes. Also all new tech is not just for fuel savings.

I rented an Infiniti Q50 3.0T (twin turbo v-6)awd this weekend. This tiny sports car was only averaging 23mpg to my 2017 Expeditions 19. Ford for all it's faults has done a remarkable job with that.

Agreed. Amazing times. The new Volvo XC90, a 4500lb 3 row luxury SUV, is getting 30mpg highway and does 0-60 in 5.3 seconds. There are all sorts of amazing examples like this these days.


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