2009 Sport - AT or MT for conservative highway driving?
#21
12-04-2008 | 11:53 AM
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I've gotten good MPG with an AT at conservative highway speeds. One time when I was following a friend on the highway and driving the speed limit (60 mph), I noticed my scangauge average trip economy go up fairly quick.
Even when I'm going around 70, I've gotten mid-30s on road trips, but even that depends on other conditions, such as temperature and wind speed.
Even when I'm going around 70, I've gotten mid-30s on road trips, but even that depends on other conditions, such as temperature and wind speed.
#22
12-04-2008 | 11:55 AM
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we need to remember too that the 09 auto is differently geared from the 09 sport auto. the 09 auto (non-sport) might get just as good or better mileage on the highway as the sport manual, but i think in a sport auto to sport man comparison the manual will win mpg wise.
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