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Small Vehicle Achieves 3145 miles per gallon
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Posted 2006-06-21, 12:43 AM
http://www.physorg.com/news70040977.html

And to think it's hard to find cars that get a hundredth of that.
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Posted 2006-06-21, 11:40 AM in reply to Willkillforfood's post "Small Vehicle Achieves 3145 miles per..."
Nice idea... but looking at the vehicle, and the picture of someone inside it, well, you'd die of cramp before you got there.
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Posted 2006-06-21, 12:15 PM in reply to Willkillforfood's post "Small Vehicle Achieves 3145 miles per..."
Even less then that for me =D

I burned 5 gallons alone yesterday.

I think the story about the guy who got his car to run off of food grease was more interesting though
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Posted 2006-06-21, 04:17 PM in reply to Willkillforfood's post "Small Vehicle Achieves 3145 miles per..."
Take into account, that "car" is completly areodynamic, and very small. I would guess the weight is prolly as much as the person driving it, also they never said how fast it could go.
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Posted 2006-06-21, 04:42 PM in reply to MightyJoe's post starting "Take into account, that "car" is..."
You're looking at the future! :O
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Posted 2008-04-18, 10:33 PM in reply to Willkillforfood's post starting "You're looking at the future! :O"
Umm....That would be extremely cramped for us fat people...
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Posted 2008-04-18, 10:39 PM in reply to Coriander's post starting "Umm....That would be extremely cramped..."
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Posted 2008-04-19, 06:44 AM in reply to MightyJoe's post starting "Take into account, that "car" is..."
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Take into account, that "car" is completly areodynamic, and very small. I would guess the weight is prolly as much as the person driving it, also they never said how fast it could go.
Supermileage competition cars usually require a minimum average speed of 15 mph (24 km/h or 0.000000022367474c) to be allowed to participate. Road-based transportation vehicles can never be completely aerodynamic, but by the looks of it, that likely comes pretty close.
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Posted 2008-04-19, 09:03 PM in reply to Coriander's post starting "Umm....That would be extremely cramped..."
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Umm....That would be extremely cramped for us fat people...
Lose weight then. Stop making our country look fat.
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Posted 2008-04-21, 03:18 PM in reply to Asamin's post starting "Lose weight then. Stop making our..."
I'm sure they have produced cars capable of insane miles to the gallon ratios, but if they released them it would be a big money loser to the gas companies and other car industries.
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