Anyone else notice a lot more people driving with windows down, a/c off?
I've noticed a lot more people driving w/o a/c, and its not just people in older piece o' crap cars where its probably broke. I'm talking late model Beamers and Escalades driving with the windows down. Anyone else notice this trend?
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yup. and i shake my head because thats worse on the mpg's than driving with a/c.
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-Jay |
it hurts my mpg. but i have to use it. it get so hot and humid.
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In general...
Highway speed: A/C is better City speed: Windows down is better |
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-Jay https://image.automotive.com/f/concep...nt-leftjpg.jpg |
now that would sell like hotcakes... why dont they ever make GOOD lookign cars that DONT look like 5 other models...
i think ford had a concept that was sposta remake a 49 ford https://www.fuelly.com/attachments/fo...7e90996df2.jpg https://www.fuelly.com/attachments/fo...c232dc288c.jpg but anyways back on topic, i dont have AC so its windows down all the time except at interstate speeds then thier just cracked |
I usually drive with windows down especially in the city... mostly because they are crank handles and once their down it's hard for 'em to come up. :D
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I have to have A/C, I usually think I can handle it when I first get in. But 5 minutes later I am sweating and uncomfortable wishing for a change of clothes. I've been driving my new CRX HF the last few days and the A/C is broken on it. I can tell you that before anything else the A/C is getting fixed first. All of my other cars have working A/C and I don't really notice a difference MPG wise whether it is on or off. Maybe it evens out the effect that cold whether has on FE.
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Yea, I have noticed a lot more people driving around town with their windows down lately.
Generally, I leave mine down if I am just in town but on the highway it is windows up and a/c on when it is hot. |
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