GMC 2500 deleted LML 10.5L/100 km, winter fuel around 12.0L/100 km.
Post your current MPG
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These days 2700lb is pretty light, that's about what my focus wagon is and newer fiesta is around 2600lbs. Our Outback is 3600lbs which impresses me all the more with it being able to match the Focus even with AWD.
'18 Accent SE w/ 6 speed auto : Calculated : 41.8 . Fill of winter blend Top Tier VALERO 90 non E at 1 click . Computer and calculated off 3 > 4 m.p.g. since new . Wish you could calibrate , like that of ScanGauge and other similar devices . Trip B is miles on oil which is SHELL Rotella Gas Truck 5w-30 ( SN+ , GF-5 ) w/ FRAM Ultra XG9688 .
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This was on the way back from a nearby town, coming down about 300' in elevation in 10 miles.
I just filled up my car today and averaged over 48 MPGs on the last tank of gas.
I got MPGs in the high 50s last week on a 70 mile trip.
Most of my driving is around town and I seem to average in the mid 40s around here.
I've never averaged below 42 MPGs per tank to my knowledge.
I just filled up my car today and averaged over 48 MPGs on the last tank of gas.
I got MPGs in the high 50s last week on a 70 mile trip.
Most of my driving is around town and I seem to average in the mid 40s around here.
I've never averaged below 42 MPGs per tank to my knowledge.
silverado 2500hd, 6.0 gasser, 12.4 on last tank. pretty good compared to a few months ago when i was using the remote start 
The plug in is at about 230 mpg since new. It will go down on the next 300 mile hybrid trip on gas soon. Some people are in the hundreds, much further than me, if they use the car around town all the time. Mine is all on free to me charging, the city and state government, and a hardware store pay for it. 10 gals of regular gas over 2300 miles. Due to two 300 mile trips in hybrid mode. I noticed gas went up since December when I last bought any, now it’s $3.55 at the Costco. I still have over half a tank almost 3/4 from Dec. Basically insignificant fuel cost, to me.
2020 Ram 1500, 5.7 etorque. 3.21 gears.
17.8 mpg, 60/40 highway/city. Display showed 18.5 mpg, so it is fairly close.
The tank has a mix of 89 and 91, but closer to 91.
17.8 mpg, 60/40 highway/city. Display showed 18.5 mpg, so it is fairly close.
The tank has a mix of 89 and 91, but closer to 91.
96 f150 4.9l around 13.5-14 average mostly highway
I suppose that does pass for lighter weight today. Still, it amazes me how very heavy all vehicles, even tiny ones are now. My '82 Dodge D150 weighed at 3600 lbs. without spare, on a scale. Eons ago I owned a horrific German Ford Fiesta (1980) that weighed 1850 lbs.
86 Chevy K20 was at 9 last I checked. The carburetor is in horrible need of an overhaul. It also sees short trips and farm use so that doesn’t help.
2016 Nissan Versa SV 1.6L CVT. I purchased it in Feb. 2019. Hand calculated mileage has been as follows. Worst tank was the first tank I ran though it in cold/wet weather at 42.345 MPG, best tank 55.656 MPG in hot/dry weather, average MPG since purchase 49.189 MPG over 17161.6 miles tracked. A large amount of my driving is secondary roads with high deer population where I usually drive in the 40-45 MPG range. The dash computer is very optimistic on the Versa often showing a tank average of 55-60 MPG. I have an '02 Ford Escort that's my knock around car. I usually check mileage on it but haven't kept the records on it I have on the Versa. It usually gets 30-33 MPG.
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w00t! Summer gas has improved the mileage on the SRT:
Posted this here before. 23019 VW Passat with Budack engine. 42+ mpg on trip to FL from PA and back. Around town...about 33 mpg. These are figures done by dividing miles traveled by gallons purchased to fill up the tank. I generally run mid-grade in this car.
If only it was so easy!
17 Corolla. Digital display reads 41-43 most weeks. When I divide gallons into miles driven, usually comes back as 38-41 or so.
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