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Re: [crysnsteve]
by fmorriso on Mon Jul 21 07:22:23 PDT 2008
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Oregon and Northern Calif.
by negative on Wed Aug 29 07:48:20 PDT 2007
I rented a Camry Hybrid from Alamo at Portland airport on 8/17 and put 1700 miles on it the next ten days. The route (through Bend, OR, Crater Lake, Redding CA, Arcata, CA, and up the Oregon coast) was mostly on mountainous, curvy roads, sometimes stuck behind trucks or campers at 50 - 55 MPH, with a few stretches on I-5 at 70 - 80 MPH. The car had about 10,000 miles on the odometer at the start of the trip. I averaged 36.3 MPG. I'm not sure what my '97 Camry 4 or my '06 Hyundai Sonata 4 would have averaged on that trip, since I live in southeastern PA and have never driven that route before. However, I doubt they would have averaged more than the upper 20s. The car was surprisingly powerful when the pedal was floored, and I would certainly consider one for my next car. A few concerns, however: 1) trunk space. Somehow the batteries are going to have to be shrunk or relocated for this car to become more popular. 2) lack of pre-set "shift" points. On cars with automatic transmissions, on hills I am used to downshifting manually for a bit of engine braking without hitting the brake pedal. The braking provided by the "B" setting on the TCH is much too severe. I believe Nissan has a full range of shift points on its CVTs. 3) some engine knock at times. It wasn't my car, so I wasn't about to buy premium gas for it. 4) I still wanted to know what the engine was up to and would have appreciated a tachometer in addition to the MPG meter. 5) engine start button sometimes got confused and couldn't sense the key fob. Overall, however, I was impressed. I haven't been following this thread. I'm sure these issues have been addressed before. Just my two cents.
The manly car...
by mark156 on Sun Aug 05 22:36:25 PDT 2007
Even my friends question my Honda CR-V purchase! I bought it so that I could tow it behind the Monaco Dynasty. It's a perfect tow vehicle and a nice everyday driver. They are not questioning the manly issue, my friends who also have a big motorhome and drive two Rolls Royces and a Ford Excursion... said my Honda is not fancy enough (I'm thinking a Ford Excursion is fancy?). I told them it was my 'incognito' car!.... and it is. :P :blush: They were just ragging on me. I have not taken my Land Rover LR3 off road yet, but the purpose of getting it was for snowy conditions when I went into the mountains. I've used the 4wd in the Honda at Crater Lake in Oregon as it was snowing like crazy with five feet of snow on the road side.... the streets were fairly clear. The Honda handled everything perfectly. I never got to see Crater Lake as the walkways to it were covered with 3/4/5 feet of snow (April 2007). Maybe next time. M156
Re: back to "control" [ateixeira]
by oregonboy on Wed Jun 27 09:05:54 PDT 2007
Funny that you should mention that. The owner of the company where I work offered me the use of his Boxter S sometime when I'm driving down to Roseburg, Oregon from Tacoma. He lives in Vancouver, WA. I'm pretty sure that his Boxter is an auto. I should drive it up the North Umpqua Highway (one of C&D's 10-best drives) to Crater Lake (one of my 10-best natural wonders). Could be fun. :shades: james
Re: Great Mileage Report [rblader]
by p0926 on Tue Jun 13 19:28:18 PDT 2006
Southern CA to Crater Lake? Whoa that's a pretty long weekend road trip! Crater lake is stunning though and certainly worth the drive, I need to go back there. -Frank
Great Mileage Report
by rblader on Mon Jun 05 15:23:17 PDT 2006
We don't typically get good gas mileage on our FXT/4EAT either. But on our way home from our Memorial Day weekend roadtrip(which took us from OC,CA to Crater Lake, OR), we drove from Monterey,CA back to Orange County,CA (370 miles) via Pacific Coast Highway (Big Sur) and 101 on ONE TANK of gas. I still had enough gas left to go to work (20 miles) the next day. I was really surprised that our XT could reach almost 400 miles on 1 tank. By the way, don't try to pump your own gas in Oregon... it's illegal. : )

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