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Do you live for power or economy?
Full throttle or cruise? |
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what kind of a goofy question is that?
does that go along with what the meaning of is is? |
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economy that gives full throttle - well as much as feasible - a peak performing small engine is a gift
thinkn CNG soon |
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cow fart powered cars. Whooda thunk it?
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you are just weird I am sorry I posted
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knew it knew it knew it
just starting a ruckus that's all it was about anyway |
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anyhooo...
you'll need full throttle in economy mode just to try to get over the hill. |
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anyhooo... you'll need full throttle in economy mode just to try to get over the hill. not in my VTEC....it's smart |
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check out the Mazda 626 the ex left behind for me.
was running on 3 cyl. had that fixed while on vacation now it does pretty good goofy kind of transmission, though. but i figured out how to work it like the one in my truck. the red one. |
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no thanks - honda girl here- we're car snobs we are
ya, tho, I won't drive but a standard |
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Do you live for power or economy?
Full throttle or cruise? what kind of a goofy question is that? does that go along with what the meaning of is is? Andy's questions pertain to a person's priorities. One person's priority may be the opposite of another person's. For example, a 16-year-old boy with a new driver's licence may want to drive as fast as he can regardless of what kind of gas mileage that his vehicle gets. In contrast, a man in his 50s may want to get out of his vehicle the best gas mileage possible, and, thus, the man drives at a speed below the maximum speed limit. A man in his 20s may decide to live for the moment, without considering what the consequences of his actions might be. A man in his 40s may live more cautiously, in order to minimize any potential negative consequences of his choices. |
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Economy and cruise.
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