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supremeBaleno · 3rd October 2006, 18:45

shuvc, I do not remember any specific mention of A/C against those figures. I think we can just take this as an indicative figure, irrespective of whether A/C is part of the equation or not.

BTW, I was just googling this and what do I see? There are idling restrictions in some places (the US, for one), which specify the max. minutes you can idle in specified places eg. residential localities. Apart from fuel savings, the issue here is pollution/smog etc created due to idling.

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supremeBaleno Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Weekdays at DetroitOfIndia (Chennai) & Weekends at VeniceOfTheEast (Alappuzha). Posts: 2,510	shuvc, I do not remember any specific mention of A/C against those figures. I think we can just take this as an indicative figure, irrespective of whether A/C is part of the equation or not. BTW, I was just googling this and what do I see? There are idling restrictions in some places (the US, for one), which specify the max. minutes you can idle in specified places eg. residential localities. Apart from fuel savings, the issue here is pollution/smog etc created due to idling. __________________ Suzuki Baleno : 91bhp @ 5500rpm, 130.5Nm @ 3000 rpm, 14kmpl in city @ 100% a/c. Fun & economy needn't be mutually exclusive.