2007 Toyota Yaris hatchback.
33 City
41 Hwy
153,200 miles. 4-speed auto-tranny.
Paid $0.00 for repairs.
33 City
41 Hwy
153,200 miles. 4-speed auto-tranny.
Paid $0.00 for repairs.
Post your current MPG
- Thread starter ToyotaNSaturn
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Note that my city traffic conditions are probably more accurately described as suburban...
2009 328i slushbox
23.5 City
31.5 Hwy
2007 Mazdaspeed 3
24 City
29 Hwy
10 Track
2004 X3 2.5
18.5 City
25.5 Hwy
1999 Wrangler Sahara
16 City
20 Hwy
1995 318ti Club Sport
27 City
32 Hwy
16 Track
2009 328i slushbox
23.5 City
31.5 Hwy
2007 Mazdaspeed 3
24 City
29 Hwy
10 Track
2004 X3 2.5
18.5 City
25.5 Hwy
1999 Wrangler Sahara
16 City
20 Hwy
1995 318ti Club Sport
27 City
32 Hwy
16 Track
2001 Mitsubishi Magna (Diamante) 3.5L auto
21 City
25-26 Highway
136700 mi / 220050km
21 City
25-26 Highway
136700 mi / 220050km
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So far this year-
Mazda 6 = 27.4 mpg 60% hwy
Dodge Ram = 14.2 mpg 30% hwy
Calculated by hand and Fuelly
Mazda 6 = 27.4 mpg 60% hwy
Dodge Ram = 14.2 mpg 30% hwy
Calculated by hand and Fuelly
'04 Accord: 30.9 mpg average as tracked using Fuelly over the last 44,000 miles. My last fill up was 28.7 in a 50/50 mix, my best, 37.8 mpg, all highway.
'93 Miata: 30.7 mpg average over the last 10,000 miles with a high of 35.7 mpg.
Both cars see 60/40 hwy/city mix with the occasional long highway trip thrown in.
'93 Miata: 30.7 mpg average over the last 10,000 miles with a high of 35.7 mpg.
Both cars see 60/40 hwy/city mix with the occasional long highway trip thrown in.
My VW was getting 48mpg this winter. Not stock though, and I expect that to drop this summer with a/c usage. 95% highway usage.
Wife says she gets 32mpg in the Camry. This gets mostly 40mph usage, some 50mph usage. I get 27-28 when I drive it though on the highway, driving it like I do the VW (which isn't slow).
My new-to-me truck got 16.8 on the first tank. I was rather disappointed, as I had driven it at either 60mph on the backroads, or 65mph on the highway, on the same route that the Jetta gets 48mpg, and being very careful to keep the torque convertor locked up, and in sixth gear. 25F in the morning, 55F in the afternoon. Maybe we still have winter gas? I just hope it doesn't drop too much when doing something other than unloaded driving. [No I didn't buy it for the rated 19mpg highway nor to drive unloaded, but one can always hope for better.]
Wife says she gets 32mpg in the Camry. This gets mostly 40mph usage, some 50mph usage. I get 27-28 when I drive it though on the highway, driving it like I do the VW (which isn't slow).
My new-to-me truck got 16.8 on the first tank. I was rather disappointed, as I had driven it at either 60mph on the backroads, or 65mph on the highway, on the same route that the Jetta gets 48mpg, and being very careful to keep the torque convertor locked up, and in sixth gear. 25F in the morning, 55F in the afternoon. Maybe we still have winter gas? I just hope it doesn't drop too much when doing something other than unloaded driving. [No I didn't buy it for the rated 19mpg highway nor to drive unloaded, but one can always hope for better.]
Patman
Staff member
I have a Scangauge in my Civic and always keep track of the MPG on my daily trip to work and usually get about 42-44 MPG during that trip. Scored a new best the other morning though, 46.5! Still a bit off my all time best trip though, a 70 mile highway trip with the cruise control set to 50 mph where I got 51.3 MPG.
2012 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid averaging about 38 overall, 38-41 city 36-37 highway
2013 Hyundai Elantra looks like 30 city 37 or so highway
2013 Hyundai Elantra looks like 30 city 37 or so highway
Patman
Staff member
On the one hour drive home from picking up my 2005 Corvette I averaged 31.1 MPG! Gotta love that 6 speed manual! This car gets a lot better mileage than my 98 Corvette did (on the way up in the 98 it averaged only 25.7 MPG)
My 6800 mile average for the Prius C stands at 44.3mpg. This is down from the 50's due to winter. Prii really don't like cold weather.
Mileage?? I dunno...
Last vehicle I owned that was kept(not bought) for it's good mileage was a '81 Olds Cutlass Diesel, got 20-24 in town and 33hwy... I sold it in 1993... Since then most of my vehicles have had V8 and you don't buy those for their stellar gas mileage... I did have a few 4cyl turbocharged T-Birds, that got good milage, but mainly were bought to resell... The one I kept now has a V8 in it...
Last vehicle I owned that was kept(not bought) for it's good mileage was a '81 Olds Cutlass Diesel, got 20-24 in town and 33hwy... I sold it in 1993... Since then most of my vehicles have had V8 and you don't buy those for their stellar gas mileage... I did have a few 4cyl turbocharged T-Birds, that got good milage, but mainly were bought to resell... The one I kept now has a V8 in it...
26.3 combined MPG's (50/50) 07 MS3 with 122K
20.8 combined MPG's (75% city) 07 Forester XT with 96K
20.8 combined MPG's (75% city) 07 Forester XT with 96K
2006 Kia Optima LX
Combined 80% highway 20% city is around 26-27 mpg
I have a heavy foot though.
Car has 115,575 miles on it.
Combined 80% highway 20% city is around 26-27 mpg
I have a heavy foot though.
Car has 115,575 miles on it.
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Just checked the mileage in my Challenger and it got 27 on a trip with a little stop and go thrown in. That's running 89 octane (it consistently gets 2 mpg better with 89).
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