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Hypermiling

Science Buzz A set of techniques that drivers employ to get as much as 100 mpg from their hybrid cars in this year's OED Word of the Year. Gas prices are so insane right now that every little bit helps.
Peggy Wang about 3 weeks ago
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These Techniques Are Dangerous, If the Gas Prices Don’t Kill You First

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Yeah, everywhere around here in northern Georgia is around $1.95 or so. I saw a place today that had it at $1.85.

Billy 3 weeks ago
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Are gas prices really that insane? 'Cuz they've dropped more than 50% here in ye olde American midwest.

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