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 [Autoweek.com] Are We There Yet? - AutoWeek: On the interstates that made up about 300 miles of our journey, the Honda was the one car that clearly rewarded use of cruise control—a driver on his own could occasionally light the “eco” indicator on the dashboard that tells you the V6 is running on half its cylinders (just like the Jeep’s MDS). Use cruise control, which hands over the throttle and transmission management tasks to the ECU, and that “eco” indicator lit up more often and stayed lit longer.

 [electro^plankton] Civic Natural Gas Vehicle: Fast forward to 2006 and the new Civic NGV gets better mileage (32 mpg), more power, and has all the amenities of its awarding winning Civic cousins. Honda also makes it easier to refuel by including PHIL, it's home refueling station that uses your home's current gas line.

[Auto Recalls - M Is For Manage (Miami AutoCare Blog)] Automotive News - Crude Oil Declines but Gas... : If you think there’s no escaping TV advertising, just wait. Murphy Oil USA has agreed to display digital media programming though 20-inch high-definition LCD screens embedded within gas station pumps at its nationwide network of gas stations.

 [Future Rides] Auto Trends: Those of you who innocently took a test drive of a plain-Jane Nissan Altima when it was new in 2002, floored it, and nearly sprained your necks upon discovery of 240 horsepower, may have suspected that the standards of speed had risen a tad since the 90s. Turns out that was only the beginning.

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