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Hand calculated on the FJ Cruiser..... and very happy, mind you..... I was afraid we would get about 18 mpg

20.8 for 205 miles
22.1 for 189 miles
21.5 for 225 miles

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2003 Chevrolet Silverado SS. 6L Vortec. Extended cab, Short box. 5300LBS. curb weight. Full time, non-negotiable AWD. Shares aerodynamics with a block of wood. Hedgehogs. Egyptian pyramids.

Mixed driving MPG average: 16.4
Highway MAX MPG - wind at tail, rolling down a hill: 55
Pulling away from a stop light while smirking at the guy that was beside you as he shrinks in the rearview: ...single, LOW digits. (Seriously. Like 6~1 MPG depending on how hard I kick her tailbones)

27 gallon capacity on 91+octane fuel *required*. Typical tank range before low fuel light comes on is about...oooh...400-ish. I never really calculated it out by hand, just used DIC display and scan-tool estimates. It most likely lies for all I know.

You don't own her for miles per gallon. You *drive* her for *SMILES* per gallon. Any fellow sport-truck owner knows what I mean every time their right toe even slightly twitches on the throttle. ^.^
 
'13 Honda Fit base w/ 5 speed auto : Calculated ( Avg. M.P.G. ) : 35.1 . Driving Mix ( Hwy / City ) : 60/40 . Avg. Temp : 41 . Tires : General Altimax RT43 (H) 175/65-15 @ 34 > 35 P.S.I.. Oil / Filter : Mobil 1 Annual Protection 0w-20 ( S.N. ) with FRAM Ultra XG7317 . Gas used was winter blend Top Tier VALERO 90 non E . Refill / pump are the same at 1 click of nozzle .

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The last fuel up on the truck was the same as my average since new, 21.6 mpg. An appreciable amount of the miles (1/3 or so) were less than 10 mile trips.
 
'18 Hyundai Accent SE w/ 6 speed auto . Calculated : 42.07 . Driving Mix ( Hwy / City ) : 65 / 35 . Avg. Temp : 42 . Tires : CONTINENTAL Pro Contact TX 185/65-15 ( H ) @ 34 > 35 p.s.i. ( 8 > 7/ 32s' ) . OIL / FILTER : Shell Rotella Gas Truck 5w-30 ( SN+) + FRAM Ultra XG9688 . Gas used was winter blend Top Tier VALERO 90 non E . Refill is same with 10 ounce ( .078 ) bottle of CHEVRON Techron Complete Fuel System Cleaner ( 7.747 ( Gals. ) + .078 ( 10 oz. ) = 7.825 Gallons . Both 1 click of nozzle . Start of new tank included .

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The GS got high 20's on a recent trip! Wow! The Tesla gets great solar panel sunshine mileage.
The Tundra gets 17 downhill. The TSX gets close to 30 on a good day.
 
Subaru STI (built) w/ 93 octane
City: 15mpg
Highway: 19mpg

VW Golf TDI
City: 33mpg
Highway: 42mpg

I sent to cruise at higher speeds, usually 84mph when theres cars around me, or 99mph when there's no cars.
 
470km round trip in some light rolling hills with my 3500. Had the family and the 5 horse. About 7400 pounds for the trailer. At or just under speed limit there pushing a decent head wind. A bit of a tail wind going back but making up for any lost time. Hand calculated 13mpg on winter blend.
 
2005 Chevy Avalanche 1500, 342 rear diff, 4L60e, 15 mpg city on a good day. Not complaining because I knew it was a 5,500 lb truck when I bought it. ;) Wife’s Lexus es350 about 22 mpg city and rarely highway driven.
 
Last two highway trips of 220 miles each was 32mpg going and 37mpg returning. 2011 Camry 2.5 4-cyl
 
Wife and I both work close to home and warm the vehicles up in winter about 10 minutes and a minute or 2 in the summer as well. 94 Ford e150 5.8l 10mpg
1990 Toyota 4x4 15mpg 2015 Toyota Taris 27-29mpg all do much better when driven longer trips.
 
To day doing the math the last tank on my F150 2 wheel drive crew cab and it is an XL with the light frame a full tank of gas and me weighs 4,800 lbs was 24.5 MPGs with Costco premium gas.
 
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