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Have people slowed down any in your area due to the gas prices?
On interstate yeasterday everyone was driving mostly 70. versus 80 a few weeks ago.

what gas mileage do our V6 Highlanders get at 60, 70, and at 80- anyone know?
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If I keep it < 75 on the highway I will get about 23.5 mpg on 87 octane. With 91 octane I get 26 mpg. I get about 10% better mpg with premium. If I go > than 75 it starts dropping off fast.
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