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2007 Mazdaspeed 3 32mpg(95% interstate, average speed 70-75)

1975 2002A: 22.6(75% interstate, average speed 70-85)
 
84 Civic wagon, 428K miles, 37-39 mpg mixed driving. 20 years ago it was 39-41 mpg. I think the change represents the quality of the gas more than the condition of the car. Original owner, 100% stock, 0w-30 oil, NAPA Gold filters. No major problems, no break downs. No plans to ever sell it. I hope to be able to drive it to my funeral.
 
I'm averaging 22.9 MPG over the last 1100 miles of driving in my Corvette. It still amazes me how efficient this car is for a 400hp sports car (best MPG on the highway has been 37.0!)
 
hyundai is getting 28 city
Auto saturn is getting 30 mixed
Stick saturn is getting 32 mixed
olds is getting 24 mixed
The avalanche gets 13 city 18 hwy and 10-11 towing.
The GZ 250 is getting 65 hwy
 
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28.2 ave mpg - on a full day trip (left at o-dark-thirty) and got back near dark, AC on all the time. 2010 Tucson, 3 adults, 2 dogs, packed full of gear (in case we stayed a couple days) - trip to mainly Yosemite and a couple other forest stops. Just lots of driving and short vista view stops, longest stop for lunch. After all the climbing and winding roads etc., I'm more than happy with the mpg.
About the same when I do the 2+ hours per day work week. If I drive easier, it hits 30 at times.
 
I installed the Hypertech tune on my Mazdaspeed 3 2,000 miles ago; since then it has been averaging 30.2 mpg. Not bad for a 2.3 turbo making close to 300 bhp and over 320 ft-lbs of torque.
 
Last tank was 7.83litres per 100km, or 29.97mpg for those across the border..
Used only 47litres out of the 65litre tank and went 600km on short trip/city driving.
Must be doing something right....
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Averaging 29 MPG around town in the Mazda6.

Averaging 24 MPG with the Focus ST.

Both cars have similar routes, about 70% city 30% hwy
 
Approx. 21.3mpg on the first measurement in the 1999 Firebird. Mostly city/short trips, with a little bit of highway driving occasionally. Some spirited driving, but mostly tame.
 
On my road trip to Amarillo, the Regal has been returning 28-29 mpg, and that's on mostly E10 gas, 65-75 mph, and the a/c running about 3/4 of the time. Without those hampering effects, it would probably be doing about 30 or a bit more.

Thanks to pure-gas.org, I found an E0 station in Amarillo, right on I-40. Octane for regular was 86, due, no doubt, to the altitude (Amarillo sits at 3700 ft.).
 
Filled up my Audi today with 93 octane E0 with 2oz of FP+. 24.7 MPG on the last tank, 80% short trips (under 5 miles) and 20% Interstate/highway (over 10 miles).
 
1994 Toyota Corolla 1.8L 5 speed manual. Just did 37 mpg all highway at 70-75 mph.

I only calculated a few tanks this winter with all city driving, and the average was 29 mpg.
 
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2009 Honda Civic DX-G auto sedan 48000KM ODO. Mostly short trips and occasional highway.

21.40mpg (10.99L/100KM) over the last 5 months, filled 474.114L (125.248gallon) gas on 4314.5KM (2680.91miles) distance driven.
 
Last tank on my Tundra (4.6L double cab 4x4) was 21.7, which was kinda shocking as not only did my wife drive the truck but the dealership did too, in order to verify a bad front diff. I just filled up and it was 21.98, just shy of 22. Sorta makes up for the 18 I was getting this winter.
 
Last tank on the Focus was 34.5 mpg, and over 610km. Mostly commuting but some city driving as well, plus I am starting to use the A/C once in a while.
I put the 3 season tires up to 38/36 psi F/R which helps with rolling resistance and in the corners.
 
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