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Tested: Speed vs fuel economy 
Consumer Reports | by Consumer Reports Shopping Blog | Wed, Sep 9
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The Honda Insight hybrid showed the largest drop in fuel economy—over 15 mpg going from 55 to 75 mph. The Toyota Camry returned 40.3 mpg at 55 mph, but that reduces to almost 35 mpg when the speed moves up to 65 mph and drops to almost 30 mpg when speeds reach 75 mph. That’s a drop of about 5 mpg for eve...
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