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As previously stated by others, on flat ground your mileage will improve dramatically, but on a mountain road it can actually cost you.  I drive 18wheelers for a living, and I can give you an example: on flat ground with my foot on the accellerator I can usually get about 10mpg, with cruise on the same road I can get 13-14mpg...which doesnt sound like a lot but it's a 30-40% difference over 10mpg.

 
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