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Yes, that's why it's very important to load the vehicle correctly.
Incorrect distribution and placement of the load in a vehicle can negatively affect driving by increasing fuel consumption and reducing grip on the front axle. In particular, we should load roof racks and external luggage carriers correctly, since poor distribution will create greater air resistance and so also use more fuel.
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No, only speed affects consumption.
No, only the type of vehicle affects consumption.
Yes, that's why it's very important to load the vehicle correctly.
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