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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Altamont, Kansas
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If they have decent build quality and are simple to maintain with 40+mpg than I will consider one.
My escort fits two of those three and it comes close on the third. I only get 38mpg on the highway. My first car was a 82 Chevette with an Isuzu 1.8 diesel. I saw 60mpg once. Allen
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