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I have a new 3 sr+ and I am getting on average over my first 1500 miles 210 wats per mile, is the good or not
I have a new 3 sr+ and I am getting on average over my first 1500 miles 210 wats per mile, is the good or not
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Not if you want to grow hair on your chest. Come on! Step on it. Why worry about every last bit of efficiency in these cars? You are probably not using all the range, so there is no shortage. Plus, big deal if you save 500 wats hypermiling on your commute. That is like 6 cents. Buy a share of TSLA and it's gains will more then cover your heavy foot. 
Boy racer shoes from MondayNot if you want to grow hair on your chest. Come on! Step on it. Why worry about every last bit of efficiency in these cars? You are probably not using all the range, so there is no shortage. Plus, big deal if you save 500 wats hypermiling on your commute. That is like 6 cents. Buy a share of TSLA and it's gains will more then cover your heavy foot.
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Puddles
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What they're all too nice to say, but I'm not, is that you're not getting your money's worth.
Haven’t had the chase with work to give is a good run on the motorway yet, I’ve had it 3 weeks and have 1800 miles on it. Main on single roads and short dual carriageway, I’ve come from a bmw 535 diesel m sport and I thought that was quick when you put your foot down to over lorries
Mattopotamus
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Mattopotamus
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I don't think I've ever seen below 200, but then again I also really only drive in places that are 45 mph+
In flat areas with speed limits between 30-45mph, it is pretty easy to hit below 200. especially with AC off and windows down. I was in the 170's the other day. Plus, i still accelerate hard from stoplights.
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