"You did not answer my question which cars are more effecient at 75 than 55."
I gave an example in my first post. My car does, it is a dohc 4.6 V8 Lincoln mark viii first year 1993. It has a 4-speed electronically controlled automatic with a .70 overdrive in the back i have 3.07's. I have a buddy with an 07 impala and another with an 06 cobalt say the same thing. I have a 79 zephyr that i put a 302 in and got 18 in overdrive at 60 but 20 in third due to a .62 overdrive and 2.73 gears. Not to mention my wifes 4 banger mini truck that can barley hold 60 with the AC on but 70 is no problem, oh yea it gets 30 with a tonneau on I have also a 93 firebird 3.4 5-speed, gets 33 at 70 somewhat less at 60. Now my firebird and Lincoln are fairly aerodynamic in at .34 and .33 DC respectively but that is only part of their efficacy.
Once again i pint to the difference in mileage between engines. If it was all about drag then a larger engine would make the same economy. There is always a few mpg drop between a 6 and an 8 or a four and a six, do V8's induce more drag? No, i thought not. If engine efficiency had no effect then why are we playing with variable displacement or vvt? If you fail to take into account all factors your conclusion is invalid. So work up a hypothesis, be sure in include drag, engine efficiency, tire size, transmission, final drive, weight, altitude, fuel, state of charge, accessory health, tread compound, tire pressure, amongst others then get back to me and tell me it's all about drag.
"Bbbbbbut I thought terrorists had endorsed Obama. At least that is what right-winger told us a couple of months ago, I am so confused."
Thats why he didn't fire.