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    Nav System: Software & Speed Limits

    I've used the Navigon software on my iPhone for a couple of years now, and one of the features I like is that it shows the speed limit for the road you're on. Also warns you if you are exceeding it. In that the map system used in the small display is Navigon, wish it would utilize that feature. Maybe an update down the road.

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    Do you plan on driving below the speed limit in your Model S??

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    It's nice to know so you can keep it within 25 MPH above the posted speed limit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ibcs View Post
    It's nice to know so you can keep it within 25 MPH above the posted speed limit.
    I've been curious what the estimated range of the 85kwh performance model is when cruise control is set to 90mph lol
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    You can probably extrapolate:

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    Quote Originally Posted by yobigd20 View Post
    I've been curious what the estimated range of the 85kwh performance model is when cruise control is set to 90mph lol
    Quote Originally Posted by aviators99 View Post
    You can probably extrapolate:

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    I don't know. If it is anything like my GTI the effeciency will drop like a rock above 80mph. I should know I cruise at 85+mph most of the time. When someone else drives my car on a road trip they seem to get another 50 miles out of a tank!

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    Quote Originally Posted by yobigd20 View Post
    I've been curious what the estimated range of the 85kwh performance model is when cruise control is set to 90mph lol
    Our freeways are lame:
    Our freeways can't accommodate the 90 mph operating speed
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    Quote Originally Posted by brianman View Post
    Highway constructions costs are a lot like aerodynamic resistance--they both go up very quickly as the speed is increased.
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