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Paul @ Dec 18th 2005 10:58PM
First is there a way to turn off the display that tells you what the MPG is so you don't have to keep looking at it all of the time, like a regular cars dashboard?
The second question I have is how much room does the front seat have? Do you think a big or tall person could drive the car? Do you have a big and/or tall person handy to sit in the drivers’ seat and drive around (and not have their knees hit the front column)?
From some of the brief reviews I've read, most people say that your mileage isn't what the EPA reports. What type of gas mileage are you getting in city? What are you getting on the highway?
Thanks
Paul