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An increase in fuel consumption
Reducing the top speed during journeys and using the vehicle's gears correctly enables us to save fuel, thereby contributing to the driver's own financial savings. Other factors that have a negative effect on fuel consumption are driving in town, headwinds or uphill sections, which increase the vehicle's resistance to forward motion, and accelerating and braking sharply.
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A reduction in fuel consumption
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