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Why does the smart car get 80 mpg in Europe and 40 mpg in the US?
The smart car gets 80 mpg in Europe because it uses a deisel engine. The US is only getting/selling the gasoline version, which accounts for the different/lower (40 mpg) efficiency.
What is the gas mileage of a 2005 Honda elite 80?
I have a 1986 Honda elite 80 and I average about 90 mpg. Mine tops out at a little over 40mph. I have seen advertisements that say 80-90 mpg, which is true.
How many mpg does a 125 vespa do?
expect to get around 50-80 really depends to weight of driver and age of model really
Can you give me directions from scottsdale AZ to the grand canyon?
Take I-80 to Flagstaff and pick up AZ-64 E.
How much will it cost to drive 1200 miles if you get 15 mpg and gas is 3.50 a gallon?
1200 / 15 = 80 gallons.80 x 3.50 = $280.00
What kind of gas mileage does the 1994 Honda Accord EX get?
My 1994 Honda Accord LX (4 cyl.) gets 29 mpg when driven on the highway at around 65 mph. If I push it to 75 or 80 mpg it drops to about 25 mpg.
What is the mileage consumption for Honda Pilot?
For the 2005 LX model we're getting about 14 MPG (60% city, 40% highway) and 18 MPG (80% highway, 20% city).
How do you id rear end gear ratio in 80 Chevy pickup?
You can refer to your user manual to ID the rear end gear ration in 80 Chevy pickup.
How many mpg does a 2005 Honda shadow vlx 600cc get?
45 mpg, claim is 50mpg From personal experience with my 2007 VLX, I usually get around 52 mpg with a mix of riding 80% city and 20% highway. If you can stay down around 65 mph on the highway (fat chance in California), the bike can easily do as well or better than 55 mpg. But, I've noticed that for every 5 mph you ride above that speed, you lose about 2-3 mpg since the bike is no longer operating at its optimal level.
Does xyelene make gas have higher octane?
yes it is more profficient and will give you more gas mpg about 80%
Does a Chevy 305 motor fit a 80 Buick regal?
yes
What weight oil goes in 97 Chevy transfercase?
That is 80 weight.
