2008 F150 4.6l - 18.3 mpg
Post your current MPG
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2016 Kia Optima SXL2.0T 34.7 mpg with A/C on driven from Dallas TX to St. Charles IL total mileage each way 914 miles. Driven in regular mode not eco with smart cruise control on.
1996 Chevy C1500 4.3L---24 MPG.
Volt 98 mpge, Outlander 74 mpge. Volt lifetime mpg is 115. First year and half I owned it I barely charged it(lived in appartments with no garage options). It was a lease return when I got it, and it had like 45 lifetime mpg, somone used it as usual hybrid. I sometimes did not have fill it up in 2k miles (not going outside of city). On long vacation trips it gets about 37 mpg going 75+ on TX hwys with ac blasting. Outlander hard to tell yet, just got it 2 week ago. So far tested it on longish drive (70 miles) is slower traffic on i35 and then blast back 80+ on 130 toll road and it ended up with 37mpg. Not bad for awd crossover chugging 80+ for half of that trip
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I've driven the new-to-me Mini Cooper S now long enough to know what gas mileage to expect. Mid to upper 35-40mpg at freeway speeds, 22-25 mpg in the city. With the hammer down she's way more thirsty. After 2,200 miles, the oil level is one hole down on the dipstick. There's a total of 9 holes from min to.max. I was expecting worse.
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The big hunker in the sig:
14.5 avg on 89
17.9 best
On the highway I average around 15-19mpg depending on speed.
City? 8…9…lol
Loaded with small trailer? Knock 2-3 mpgs off those numbers.
Just installed a tonneau cover. Probably will do jack but it’ll keep other peoples trash from ending up back there.
To note: I didn’t buy this truck for fuel economy. I bought this truck because I wanted to go fast and also haul and not have to worry about turbos, cylinder deactivation, rpm/redline nonexistence, etc
basically I wanted a truck as close to being what trucks were for decades prior.
So far, that’s what I’ve gotten. A fun and enjoyable truck that can do what it’s meant to do without hesitation, this truck feels all around better than the 2018 Ram 5.7 I had prior to it.
14.5 avg on 89
17.9 best
On the highway I average around 15-19mpg depending on speed.
City? 8…9…lol
Loaded with small trailer? Knock 2-3 mpgs off those numbers.
Just installed a tonneau cover. Probably will do jack but it’ll keep other peoples trash from ending up back there.
To note: I didn’t buy this truck for fuel economy. I bought this truck because I wanted to go fast and also haul and not have to worry about turbos, cylinder deactivation, rpm/redline nonexistence, etc
basically I wanted a truck as close to being what trucks were for decades prior.
So far, that’s what I’ve gotten. A fun and enjoyable truck that can do what it’s meant to do without hesitation, this truck feels all around better than the 2018 Ram 5.7 I had prior to it.
16 trax is getting 30 on the nose.
10.38 L/100km on my Grand CarMormon van. 450km round trip, a few city miles but most cruising 120+ km/h.
Did the round trip to my parents and back with the f350 last week. With the fixed exhaust manifold it got 16.5 mpg hand calculated. 5.4, 4.10 gears and manual. Has some weight reduction.
I was making it in the fiance nissan sentra and was getting 45Mpg hand calculated.
I was making it in the fiance nissan sentra and was getting 45Mpg hand calculated.
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last tank on the BMW cycle was 59.3 mpg
Even when you put the beans to it, or cruise above 60 mph Still around 55 mpg
Even when you put the beans to it, or cruise above 60 mph Still around 55 mpg
'18 Accent ( 1.6 Ltr. , G.D.I. ) SE w/ 6 speed auto : ( O.E.M. ) CONTINENTAL Pro Contact TX ( H ) 185/65-15 @ 33 > 34 . Tires tread depth were at 7/32s' Oil / Filter : SHELL Rotella G.T. 5w-30 ( SN+ , GF-5 ) w/ FRAM Ultra XG9688 . Filled with summer blend (?) Top Tier SUNOCO Ultra 93 w/ E10 .
When I actually drove my '03 Civic for extended highway trips, I'd get about 38 mpg. Over the years, I have 12 tanks of >40 mpg and a best tank of 42.9 mpg. Nowadays, I only drive 5 miles or less per trip and average about 120 miles a week. Just filled up with 11.497 gal and drove 349.3 miles, for a 30.4 mpg average. I typically fill up once every 3-4 weeks, depending on miles.
My 2007 Canyon doing landscaping work truck duty is averaging 17mpg.
