Getting 35 MPG

The technology is here

Mac Demere / autoMedia.com

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The way to averaging 35 mpg is either here or just over the horizon.

About the Author:
Mac Demere is a writer, vehicle tester and race driver who competed in the NASCAR Southwest Tour and Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona.

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