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Ok folks, Superyob Tuesday is back! But not really. This time I have a blandly inoffensive topic of conversation, not aimed at any persons, real or imaginary, green or otherwise and we will NOT mention a very fast Aurion…
Apparently it could do 0 to 100 in less than 5 seconds...  Seriously... Anyway, my topic revolves around the distance to empty readouts in my BF and 2015 Kuga. A couple of months back, I noticed that both vehicles, around the same time, started reading 50 to 60 kays less than they would normally when the tank was filled. I always put in the same fuel from the same 2 or 3 stations. Coincidence, or conspiracy??? Oh come on, it's nearly midnight, I've been in lock down for a bazillion years and I am extremely bored. This is the best I could do... |
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