Post your current MPG
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Over the last ten tanks, an average of 26.1 MPG. But it will drop soon as winter blend sets in.
After 32 fuel-ups, I'm averaging 30.4 mpg. I don't think I can ask any more of my 126,000 mile Subie in Colorado mountainous terrain. I'm very happy with this!
http://www.fuelly.com/driver/coloradosubie/legacy
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29.7 on the Focus today. 50/50 hwy/city. 32 the other day with all highway.
'08 base Yaris sedan w/4 speed auto :
Eco-Meter : 39.2 ( set @ 95 )
Calculator: 39.25 ( 398.2 mis. / 10.143 gals. )
This tank of 39.25 m.p.g. was VALERO 87 w/E10 . This fill was GULF 93 w/E10 at 1 click . Continental Pro Contact Eco Plus tires set at 35 p.s.i.. SHELL Full Synthetic 5w-20 ( SN/GF-5 ) .
Eco-Meter : 39.2 ( set @ 95 )
Calculator: 39.25 ( 398.2 mis. / 10.143 gals. )
This tank of 39.25 m.p.g. was VALERO 87 w/E10 . This fill was GULF 93 w/E10 at 1 click . Continental Pro Contact Eco Plus tires set at 35 p.s.i.. SHELL Full Synthetic 5w-20 ( SN/GF-5 ) .
I averaged 43 MPG on a recent trip to Chicago Land. I added a rear lip spoiler and a front chin spoiler before the trip. The 1993 Civic usually averages 42.5 MPG HWY.
Did some work this week and improved my 70 Chrysler by 12.5% by replacing leaking fuel pump. Now up to 9mpg from 8. 
210 miles from 12.133 gallons = 17.3MPG Corrected: 17.64MPG
198 miles from 10.87 gallons = 18.22MPG Corrected: 18.58MPG
191 miles from 10.7 gallons = 17.85MPG Corrected: 18.22MPG
19MPG?
190 miles from 10.2 gallons = 18.60MPG Corrected: 19.02MPG
238 miles from 13.0 gallons = 18.26MPG Corrected: 18.69MPG
369 miles from 15.3 gallons = 24.11MPG Corrected: 24.57MPG
169 miles from 9.59 Gallons = 17.62MPG Corrected: 17.93MPG
172 miles from 10.31 Gallons = 16.68MPG Corrected: 16.97MPG
166 miles from 9.91 Gallons = 16.75MPG Corrected: 17.05MPG
155 miles from 9.12 Gallons = 16.99MPG Corrected: 17.32MPG
167 miles from 9.08 Gallons = 18.39MPG Corrected: 18.72MPG
I did a bit of extra highway driving, but Im also kinda suspicious the pump cut out earlier than normal, even though it is the same one I have been going to for 2 or 3 months. Ill know if its way down next time.
198 miles from 10.87 gallons = 18.22MPG Corrected: 18.58MPG
191 miles from 10.7 gallons = 17.85MPG Corrected: 18.22MPG
19MPG?
190 miles from 10.2 gallons = 18.60MPG Corrected: 19.02MPG
238 miles from 13.0 gallons = 18.26MPG Corrected: 18.69MPG
369 miles from 15.3 gallons = 24.11MPG Corrected: 24.57MPG
169 miles from 9.59 Gallons = 17.62MPG Corrected: 17.93MPG
172 miles from 10.31 Gallons = 16.68MPG Corrected: 16.97MPG
166 miles from 9.91 Gallons = 16.75MPG Corrected: 17.05MPG
155 miles from 9.12 Gallons = 16.99MPG Corrected: 17.32MPG
167 miles from 9.08 Gallons = 18.39MPG Corrected: 18.72MPG
I did a bit of extra highway driving, but Im also kinda suspicious the pump cut out earlier than normal, even though it is the same one I have been going to for 2 or 3 months. Ill know if its way down next time.
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'11 base FIT w/ 5 speed auto :
Display : 36.6 avg.
Calculator : 35.22 ( 330.9 mis./9.395 gals. )
This tank was SUNOCO 87 w/E10 . The gas warning light came on for this fill of SUNOCO . Both fills were at 1 click of gas nozzle . Must be the pump for the prior fill up was not working properly . Always stop at 1 click of nozzle . There's not usually such a large gap between the DISPLAY and calculated gas mileage . The calculated is normally a bit higher or lower .
Display : 36.6 avg.
Calculator : 35.22 ( 330.9 mis./9.395 gals. )
This tank was SUNOCO 87 w/E10 . The gas warning light came on for this fill of SUNOCO . Both fills were at 1 click of gas nozzle . Must be the pump for the prior fill up was not working properly . Always stop at 1 click of nozzle . There's not usually such a large gap between the DISPLAY and calculated gas mileage . The calculated is normally a bit higher or lower .
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191 miles from 10.7 gallons = 17.85MPG Corrected: 18.22MPG
19MPG?
190 miles from 10.2 gallons = 18.60MPG Corrected: 19.02MPG
238 miles from 13.0 gallons = 18.26MPG Corrected: 18.69MPG
369 miles from 15.3 gallons = 24.11MPG Corrected: 24.57MPG
169 miles from 9.59 Gallons = 17.62MPG Corrected: 17.93MPG
172 miles from 10.31 Gallons = 16.68MPG Corrected: 16.97MPG
166 miles from 9.91 Gallons = 16.75MPG Corrected: 17.05MPG
155 miles from 9.12 Gallons = 16.99MPG Corrected: 17.32MPG
167 miles from 9.08 Gallons = 18.39MPG Corrected: 18.72MPG
404 miles from 16.6 Gallons = 24.33MPG
202 miles from 9.96 Gallons = 20.28MPG
Took a highway trip yesterday to the coast and back. I had miles on the tank when I started or it would have been a bit better. Maybe around 26MPG. I was going pretty easy on it. Then on the way home I was pushing it as hard as I thought I could get away with as evidenced by the huge drop. I topped up when I got home.
19MPG?
190 miles from 10.2 gallons = 18.60MPG Corrected: 19.02MPG
238 miles from 13.0 gallons = 18.26MPG Corrected: 18.69MPG
369 miles from 15.3 gallons = 24.11MPG Corrected: 24.57MPG
169 miles from 9.59 Gallons = 17.62MPG Corrected: 17.93MPG
172 miles from 10.31 Gallons = 16.68MPG Corrected: 16.97MPG
166 miles from 9.91 Gallons = 16.75MPG Corrected: 17.05MPG
155 miles from 9.12 Gallons = 16.99MPG Corrected: 17.32MPG
167 miles from 9.08 Gallons = 18.39MPG Corrected: 18.72MPG
404 miles from 16.6 Gallons = 24.33MPG
202 miles from 9.96 Gallons = 20.28MPG
Took a highway trip yesterday to the coast and back. I had miles on the tank when I started or it would have been a bit better. Maybe around 26MPG. I was going pretty easy on it. Then on the way home I was pushing it as hard as I thought I could get away with as evidenced by the huge drop. I topped up when I got home.
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Spent a weekend on the highway with the Chrysler averaging 18mpg overall. Needed a little V8 therapy.
Originally Posted By: SS1970chrysler
Spent a weekend on the highway with the Chrysler averaging 18mpg overall. Needed a little V8 therapy.
Not bad...My 69 charger barely broke double digits.
The FX45 had another remarkable tank this week at 17.6MPG mixed driving, and it feels stronger than normal. It must be about to blow.
The G35 did 24 - 400 miles highway.
The 528i averaged 25.5 just like every other tank of mixed driving.
Spent a weekend on the highway with the Chrysler averaging 18mpg overall. Needed a little V8 therapy.
Not bad...My 69 charger barely broke double digits.
The FX45 had another remarkable tank this week at 17.6MPG mixed driving, and it feels stronger than normal. It must be about to blow.
The G35 did 24 - 400 miles highway.
The 528i averaged 25.5 just like every other tank of mixed driving.
2002 Honda Insight; MPG since purchasing is ~62.7mpg, last trip (work commute involving stop and go because of some domestic driver losing control and ending up in the median, resulting in a traffic jam of Biblical proportions) - 54mpg.
1999 Buick Century, 3.1L V6, 20 MPG
'08 base YARIS w/ 4 speed auto : 39.82 w/ GULF 93 w/E10
Eco-Meter : 40 m.p.g. overall ( set @ 95 )
Calculator : 39.82 ( 391.6 mis. / 9.834 gals @ 1 click )
Just had 4 BLIZZAK WS 70s put on this weeked . Have to see how they impact gas mileage . They're set at 36 . Dropped pressure 1/2 a pound .
Eco-Meter : 40 m.p.g. overall ( set @ 95 )
Calculator : 39.82 ( 391.6 mis. / 9.834 gals @ 1 click )
Just had 4 BLIZZAK WS 70s put on this weeked . Have to see how they impact gas mileage . They're set at 36 . Dropped pressure 1/2 a pound .
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37 MPG, Civic VX.
Potential for much better, but this clutch is worn out and I have to drive it 'interestingly' to keep somewhat of a decent feel right now.
New EXEDY 08022 OEM kit ready to be put in, now to get the $350 to have a shop put it in. Hopefully the MPG pickup will pay back some of that over a couple years.
Potential for much better, but this clutch is worn out and I have to drive it 'interestingly' to keep somewhat of a decent feel right now.
New EXEDY 08022 OEM kit ready to be put in, now to get the $350 to have a shop put it in. Hopefully the MPG pickup will pay back some of that over a couple years.
92 Accord wagon, 2.2 liter, 4 cylinders, 5 gears.
34~37 freeway, depending on cruising speed which is seldom much over 65.
31 ~ 34 around town, depending on the temperature and traffic encountered. I don't drive like the OCD hypermiler idiots you've seen on TeeVee, but do make a reasonable effort to anticipate lights and traffic, so as to avoid heavy braking.
34~37 freeway, depending on cruising speed which is seldom much over 65.
31 ~ 34 around town, depending on the temperature and traffic encountered. I don't drive like the OCD hypermiler idiots you've seen on TeeVee, but do make a reasonable effort to anticipate lights and traffic, so as to avoid heavy braking.
