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This has more to do with driver endurance and fuel capacity than anything else.
So with a driver that can stay awake and enough fuel: yes
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What is 1300cc for car engine?
1.3 litre
Car just lost power what happen?
drive an car just stop
How do you stop the miles from going up on your car?
The only way to legally do this is to not drive your car.
Can you drive a car with a frozen ac clutch?
no because you need the clutch to start and stop the car
Can you drive your car with a cracked engine block?
You can drive a car with a cracked engine block, but it will eventually stop running. The engine will go out completely after time.
What kind of car can a teacher drive and how far can it go?
Any kind of car the teacher wants to drive. It can go as far as they want as long as they stop for fuel.
How do you drive a manual shift car?
get in push the clutch then turn the key and put in 1st gear and drive Clutch in, as above, 1st, drive the car, clutch in, 2nd, then so on. To stop, never let your gears slow you down, foot on brake, then into first when you stop.
Can you rent a car and drive from Sydney to Melbourne?
Yes you can. Drive on the left. It'll take about 12 hours non stop.
Will the shifter soleinod stop the car from going in drive reverse?
More than likely - no.
What is the difference between brakes and dynamometer?
Brakes are a device fitted on every car to slow or stop it. A dynamometer is a large device that a car can drive onto with drive wheels on a roller and it will tell speed and power of car.
Are there grants for cars for people who can't work?
If you can drive a car you can work. If you can work you can buy your own car. Stop looking for a handout.
What is all the stuff about prostiutes in grand theft auto 4?
If you drive around in your car at night time, you can find prostitutes on the corner of the street. Simple drive up to them, and she'll get into your car. Then you can drive her where ever you desire and when you stop your car, it will give you 3 choices, which you pay for.
