Kenny, yes, it is fun! Watching the bar and trying to make it stay as far right as possible. I am waiting to see what difference 60-70F makes compared to the 30-40, I have been driving in. My first day I was taking in the car too much to know the difference yet.

Rigger, I think I may see my low fuel light one more time, but that will be when the weather is planned to be ideal for the length of a tank and my skills are high enough to push the tank to a new level. I know it means nothing other than self-accomplishment, but I want a 1000 mile tank just once. It will probably be on a vacation when I won't have the short trip to work hurting/haunting me.

Moosh, The auto-stop doesn't kick-in for the first few minutes, many say on here it will not until you have warmed up the cats (and I don't mean your kitties at home ). Usually after 1 - 1 1/2 miles mine will start shutting off, I just make sure i coast as much as possible. The drive to my job is so close (less than 2 miles). The stop sign a little before it sometimes the car will auto-stop, sometimes not, then I only have less than a 1/4 mile (+ a stoplight) to the parking space. I am hoping that I can find a way to utilize coasting to not kill my mileage. I don't know the avg but it seems like I am getting enough coast to get close 60 even when cold by the amount of time I can keep it above 60 mpg vs time accelerating.

This is a new kind of fun. I went from sports cars, chirping tires shifting, maintaining high rpms to stay in the powerband (rotarys love rpms) to trying to keep my rpms low, maintaining assist at the highest mpg i can. I will say that driving more aggressive in the past has helped me now. I learned how to corner to maintain the greatest possible safe speed (outside, apex, outside), I had a loud car under load, so i learned a lot of pedal control to keep it silent as long as possible, which helps me lean burn and coast at 120 mpg. I think the CVT with IMA is as close as you can get to driving a stick with an automatic. The regen without braking makes it feel like engine braking but with more benefit. I find this car to be as fun as anything else I have driven, but just in a different way. With that said, I definately plan on buying an Insight 5-spd and modding it now (I want to find a way to put the more powerful IMA motor in it). I think the Insight would become my favorite car of all time (unless they make the IMAS). Just need to pay this off and save some $$$!