hypermiler
- noun
- /ˈhaɪpərˌmaɪlər/
- Jargon
- Many hypermilers use techniques like drafting and smooth acceleration to improve their vehicle's miles per gallon.
Examples
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Thaller is a dedicated hypermiler, carefully adjusting his speed and route to maximize fuel efficiency during his daily commute.
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I forgot where I read it, but one hypermiler's tip was to not even worry about getting max mpg when you first own the vehicle.
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The duo call themselves hypermilers and are experts in techniques that maximize a car's fuel efficiency, such as the pulse and glide.
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No, I'm not quite ready to condemn the "responsible usage" people to the absolute lowest level of Car Guy Hell, although I will continue to apply random throttle on the freeway to frustrate the ambitions of any would-be hypermilers in my vicinity.
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As a hypermiler, she tracks her fuel consumption to identify the best driving habits for saving gas.
How Fuel-Efficient
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hypermiler joins the parts hyper- ('very' or 'over'), mile ('distance'), and -er ('person'). So a hypermiler is someone who uses careful driving tricks to get as many miles as possible from their fuel.