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That might not seem like a lot, but the increased mileage translates into an estimated savings of 37,500 gallons over the operating life of the bus, or an estimated $138,000 at today's fuel prices, agency spokeswoman Meg Kester wrote in an e-mail.— The Olympian Online -- YahooNews
These so called activists are trying to take cheap and short term mileage, like what Raj did in Mumbai.— rediff.com
You don't think there's something selfish about driving a vehicle that gets such abysmal gas mileage -- and that also consumes a disproportionate amount of resources to produce itself— FlickFilosopher.com
You don't think there's something selfish about driving a vehicle that gets such abysmal gas mileage -- and that also consumes a disproportionate amount of resources to produce itself -- even as we * know* the oil will run out someday, and likely rather soon?— FlickFilosopher.com
The clever bit: Hypermilers don't just aim for good mileage, as eco drivers do - they push fuel efficiency to the limit.— Water Conserve: Water Conservation RSS Newsfeed

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