Post your current MPG
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2006 Sentra 34.5 winter-33.9 summer running A/C.
2010 FX4 18.7MPG
2010 Focus 32.8MPG
2010 Focus 32.8MPG
2003 Grand Am GT 25.3 mpg around town, 29 mpg highway.
2008 Mitsubishi Galant 28 mpg around town, 34 mpg highway.
2008 Mitsubishi Galant 28 mpg around town, 34 mpg highway.
1993 GEO Prizm 1.8L Lsi 5speed manual, 33mpg combined 40mpg hwy
1998 Ford Explorer 4.0L OHV, 18mpg combined 20mpg hwy
2001 Toyota I4 Camry 26mpg combined 29mpg hwy
1997 Nissan Maxima V6 5speed Manual, 25mpg combined 30mpg hwy
2001 Lexus LS430 V8, 21mpg combined 28mpg hwy
1999 Lexus LX470 V8, 16mpg combined 20mpg hwy
2005 Honda Accord I4 5speed manual, 28mpg combined, 30 hwy
1995 Mercury Villager V6, 19mpg combined, 21mph hwy
1998 Ford Explorer 4.0L OHV, 18mpg combined 20mpg hwy
2001 Toyota I4 Camry 26mpg combined 29mpg hwy
1997 Nissan Maxima V6 5speed Manual, 25mpg combined 30mpg hwy
2001 Lexus LS430 V8, 21mpg combined 28mpg hwy
1999 Lexus LX470 V8, 16mpg combined 20mpg hwy
2005 Honda Accord I4 5speed manual, 28mpg combined, 30 hwy
1995 Mercury Villager V6, 19mpg combined, 21mph hwy
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1994 Ford Ranger 2.3L 5speed.
24 mpg
Mixed highway/city,30/70.
24 mpg
Mixed highway/city,30/70.
Patman
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New best MPG in my Corvette, I went on a highway trip today and on the 2 hour return trip home with the cruise set to 65 mph I managed 32.8 MPG!
2014 Mazda 6
Current: 29.1 MPG
My Fuelly average with 5000 miles tracked is 29.4MPG. This is 0 hwy and all suburban roads + stop and go.
My best long hwy trip (160 miles) was 41MPG.
Current: 29.1 MPG
My Fuelly average with 5000 miles tracked is 29.4MPG. This is 0 hwy and all suburban roads + stop and go.
My best long hwy trip (160 miles) was 41MPG.
VW - 52.1 mpg last tank
Alfa- 23 mpg beating on it
240Z- ??? Twin SU's and some performance mods, I don't want to look
Alfa- 23 mpg beating on it
240Z- ??? Twin SU's and some performance mods, I don't want to look
25.3 highway on the charger.
2007 Hyundai Sonata 3.3L V6 24 mpg average
2009 Suzuki Crossover 5 spd 2.0L 29.6 mpg average
Both see daily 70 mile round trip commutes at 80 mph
2009 Suzuki Crossover 5 spd 2.0L 29.6 mpg average
Both see daily 70 mile round trip commutes at 80 mph
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
the last ten tanks of the Tacoma have averaged 23.5 MPG
The last ten tanks on the BMW have averaged 46.7 MPG, Yes, it's a motorcycle
The last ten tanks on the BMW have averaged 46.7 MPG, Yes, it's a motorcycle
2005 buick La Sabre 3800 engine, highway 29.8, city 24
Just got back from a 1,200mile trip in the 4.6L V8 Tundra, NH to DC. Family+popup camper, small one, guessing around 2,000lb of people+trailer+stuff, at most above and beyond the 5,400lb curb weight of the truck (so maybe GCWR of 7,500lb). Got about 18mpg going down as I needed to make time (65mph average I'd say), almost 20 coming back as I drove for mpg (stuck to 60mph on highway and 50 off)--and a pathetic sub-16 in some suburban driving (sans trailer) going from campground to the Metro. 18.5mpg overall. Last couple of tanks prior to our trip had been 20.7mpg.
The Jetta hit 53mpg on the last couple of tanks. The last tank yielded 900.1miles, it had to have been on fumes when I pulled in.
The Jetta hit 53mpg on the last couple of tanks. The last tank yielded 900.1miles, it had to have been on fumes when I pulled in.
Originally Posted By: Clevy
25.3 highway on the charger.
Well in the few days since I changed over to M1 5w-20 I've lost 3 mpg on my consistent highway commute.
And I was trying out the cel code display on the dash and I had a code up.
It was for incorrect oil viscosity if you can believe that.
And I lost mileage as well. It's odd to be honest,that right after I change the oil I get an oil too thick cel and lost mpg.
I find it hard to believe that the oil in the jugs weren't labelled properly however after what Mobil did after Katrina I certainly wouldn't rule out that possibility.
The only other possibility is that the oil that was already in the car at purchase time thinner than the M1 I'm using now.
Dunno.
25.3 highway on the charger.
Well in the few days since I changed over to M1 5w-20 I've lost 3 mpg on my consistent highway commute.
And I was trying out the cel code display on the dash and I had a code up.
It was for incorrect oil viscosity if you can believe that.
And I lost mileage as well. It's odd to be honest,that right after I change the oil I get an oil too thick cel and lost mpg.
I find it hard to believe that the oil in the jugs weren't labelled properly however after what Mobil did after Katrina I certainly wouldn't rule out that possibility.
The only other possibility is that the oil that was already in the car at purchase time thinner than the M1 I'm using now.
Dunno.
First tank we measured on the wife's ST7, 61 mpg
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