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Keep the windows closed.
Keeping the windows closed helps reduce aerodynamic drag. Use ventilation and climate control as needed for visibility and suitable conditions, avoiding unnecessary use. On descents, choose a gear that allows vehicle control; do not coast in neutral or always use the highest gear. Check tyre pressure periodically according to manufacturer guidance and load.
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Always open all windows to reduce aerodynamic drag.
Keep the windows closed.
Keep climate control at maximum even when unnecessary.
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