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I just drove on I-75 South from Knoxville, TN to Atlanta, GA 200 miles 3hr trip and the Versa used 1/2 tank, AC on, no traffic
one my way back I-75 North drove from Atlanta, GA back to Knoxville TN 200 miles 3hr trip and the versa used 1/4 tank, AC on, no traffic
I thought driving South gets better gas mileage than driving up north.
I did not change my driving going or returning, did the speed limits, had the AC on, nothing changed, no pit stops, no traffic, 3hr trip
Atlanta elevation is 1010 feet above sea level.
Downtown Knoxville is 936 feet above sea level.
is the 74ft difference what causing it?
People say driving south gets you better MPG, so not really
one my way back I-75 North drove from Atlanta, GA back to Knoxville TN 200 miles 3hr trip and the versa used 1/4 tank, AC on, no traffic
I thought driving South gets better gas mileage than driving up north.
I did not change my driving going or returning, did the speed limits, had the AC on, nothing changed, no pit stops, no traffic, 3hr trip
Atlanta elevation is 1010 feet above sea level.
Downtown Knoxville is 936 feet above sea level.
is the 74ft difference what causing it?
People say driving south gets you better MPG, so not really