Thank to this website and the Internet.

ICE=internal combustion engine

I don't think pip is an acronym, but rather Pip - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

Heck, even Star Trek: The Next Generation, they referred to pips on people's uniforms that corresponded to rank.

 

Please note that these particular actions are tailgating, not hypermiling.

Tailgaters save a little bit of fuel, but are taking considerable risk, and are severely limited by handing over speed control to someone else. Real hypermilers get better results by leaving safe following distances so they can control their own speeds while using more effective measures.

And remember that hypermiling must be constrained to fit prevailing traffic conditions.

 

MFD, not MDF: Multi-Function Display (i think)

 

Hmm, I don't know of a page but:

HSD=Hybrid Synergy Drive
SOC=State of Charge (hybrid battery)

Edit: http://priuschat.com/forums/newbie-forum/37699-priuschat-glossary.html

Awe, twittle beat me to it.

 

The ACRONYMS are located on the "Newbie Forum" link at http://priuschat.com/forums/newbie-forum/37699-priuschat-glossary.html

Happy Motoring,

Tom

 

Good start. You don't have a MFD. You have a MID. (Multi-Information Display)

On a Gen2 there was a "big" pretty screen on the dash about where your radio is.

 

[QUOTE=Kentwang;
Hypermiler (but I will not do behind big truck,

The best I have read in several days. After driving 18 wheeler for 36 years....it's the worst thing that anyone can do......follow a truck to save on gas.

The truck has 18 tires, maybe more.......that can blowout at any time throwing the rubber pieces or the whole tire thread back at you. Or should the truck hit a animal...the pieces will come flying out from behind the truck...right into your windshield.

Please don't tailgate a truck to save fuel.......very bad idea.

 

I think MDF is Medium Density Fiberboard. Not really sure how that applies