1952 Mobilgas Economy Run Highlights - 2 of 5

The video covers the mobile gas economy run, detailing its route from Los Angeles to Sun Valley, Idaho, covering 1,415 miles. It highlights the preparation, car selection, and the purpose of the run, which is to demonstrate the performance of stock cars under optimal conditions. The run includes various altitudes and terrains, with cars refueling at key points. The Studebaker Champion is noted for its past performance, and all cars are selected randomly by AAA officials to ensure fairness.

What was the starting point of this year's mobile gas economy run?

• Salt Lake City

• Los Angeles

• Sun Valley

• Grand Canyon

Where did the cars reach their highest altitude during the run?

• Mountain forests

• Indio

• Palm Springs

• Sun Valley

How long did it take to complete the mobile gas economy run?

• 30 hours

• 40 hours

• 25 hours

• 35 hours

Which car was highlighted for its fuel efficiency in previous runs?

• Ford Mustang

• Studebaker Champion

• Dodge Charger

• Chevrolet Impala

What was the purpose of using stock cars in the run?

• To showcase luxury features

• To break speed records

• To demonstrate average car performance

• To test new car models