25.3 from the last tank in the Escape. Stiff tail wind from Sacramento to Bakersfield. Got better than on the next leg of the trip but haven't filled up yet... 225 miles at half a tank.
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Corolla- ~31-33mpg driving mostly city at the moment
Civic- Averaging 35mpg with mixed driving
Ol Yeller- 8-10mpg no matter what
Civic- Averaging 35mpg with mixed driving
Ol Yeller- 8-10mpg no matter what
2005 BMW 330 Ci: 36k total miles (90% city-rest hwy): 25.2 MPG (gets close to 30 pure hwy)
2003 Elantra -209 k total miles - Mostly city: 27-29 mpg
2014 Mazda 6 (5k total miles): (80% hwy at 60-65mph rest city)-see below
2003 Elantra -209 k total miles - Mostly city: 27-29 mpg
2014 Mazda 6 (5k total miles): (80% hwy at 60-65mph rest city)-see below
I average in my 2000 impala 3.8 anywhere from 22 in town to 31 highway 26 mixed normal driving
I've seen high 30s low 40s when going 55
not as awesome as some of my newer 4 bangers (45 in a ford focus) but still [censored] good
I've seen high 30s low 40s when going 55
2012 Toyota Prius: Got about 50mpg on a round trip to Austin (200 miles) without trying hard, going about 75mph.
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer, base engine manual 5-speed: Got about 29-30 mpg on Memorial weekend trip to the gulf. 85% highway, 15% local roads
1999 Ford Taurus with DOHC V6, 4-speed: about 20mpg, 70% highway.
2005 Ford 500 effectively the same 1990s DOHC engine, FWD 6speed auto: about 20-22mpg, 70% highway.
This makes me marvel at Toyota's technology.
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer, base engine manual 5-speed: Got about 29-30 mpg on Memorial weekend trip to the gulf. 85% highway, 15% local roads
1999 Ford Taurus with DOHC V6, 4-speed: about 20mpg, 70% highway.
2005 Ford 500 effectively the same 1990s DOHC engine, FWD 6speed auto: about 20-22mpg, 70% highway.
This makes me marvel at Toyota's technology.
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I'm getting a 10k mi average of 8.2 mpg
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21.1 on my most recent tank, which is actually pretty good for me. That included some highway driving. I mostly drive very short trips and average 18-19mpg, but drive so little I can go two weeks between filling her up. In 2012, for example, my average mpg was 18.7 on only 5708 miles traveled.
Recently, I did get 29.1 on a tank, going to New Orleans, mostly at 75-80 mph. Not bad; I was hoping for 30 but couldn't keep my foot out of her.
Recently, I did get 29.1 on a tank, going to New Orleans, mostly at 75-80 mph. Not bad; I was hoping for 30 but couldn't keep my foot out of her.
2013 Honda Civic - 1.8L getting 33-36mpg on my 6 mile round trip commute to work (I baby it).
I average 42mpg doing 70mph+ on the freeway driving to parent's every other weekend (180 mile round trip).
Looking at ~38mpg combined usually (lower if I don't visit parents).
Use 87 Octane Shell gas. Still on factory fill.
I average 42mpg doing 70mph+ on the freeway driving to parent's every other weekend (180 mile round trip).
Looking at ~38mpg combined usually (lower if I don't visit parents).
Use 87 Octane Shell gas. Still on factory fill.
07 Nissan Sentra with CVT auto: 30.1 mixed driving.
Just filled the S-10 up, 26 mpg. About 230 miles, 100 of those being city, 130 highway.
Just filled the S-10 up, got 26.7 mpg. About 50% city, 50% highway.
Just over 27mpg in the 5.0. 50/50 mix of highway and city driving.
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Averaged 24 mpg in mixed traffic this weekend. I love 6th gear.
420 RWHP.
Averaged 24 mpg in mixed traffic this weekend. I love 6th gear.
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Just over 27mpg in the 5.0. 50/50 mix of highway and city driving.
Wow that's impressive for a 5.0! Did you try to drive for fuel economy?
Just over 27mpg in the 5.0. 50/50 mix of highway and city driving.
Wow that's impressive for a 5.0! Did you try to drive for fuel economy?
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