'13 HONDA Fit base w/ 5 speed auto : Driving Mix : 60/40 . Avg. Temp : 49 . Last tank with 4 COOPER Evolution winter tires w/ studs and replaced with 4 GENERAL Altimax RT43 (H) all season . Fill of winter blend Top Tier (?) 89 w/E10 .
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2019 Kia Soul 1.6L GDI, 6 speed manual
156 miles, 33.5 mpg, IRVING 87 octane
156 miles, 33.5 mpg, IRVING 87 octane
AZjeff
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Sierra HD 6.6 gas on road trip from AZ to Fla towing travel trailer 9-10 mpg.
Regular $3.19 here in eastern Texas
Regular $3.19 here in eastern Texas
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I don’t pay much attention to it, but for the purpose of this thread I’m showing 18-mpg. 
It's the THRILL of the FILL 
. Started paying more attention to M.P.G.s' with the purchase of a new '07 Prius . The KATRINA and RITA hurricanes also inspired . Stuck since then . More money left towards loan , insurance , economy , etc..
. Started paying more attention to M.P.G.s' with the purchase of a new '07 Prius . The KATRINA and RITA hurricanes also inspired . Stuck since then . More money left towards loan , insurance , economy , etc..
It's the THRILL of the FILL
Seen where auto repos are going up . Don't miss having car loan(s).
Same situation at my house. Multiplied by two teenage drivers.
Hand calculated 335miles/17.56gallons of Diesel =19.0 MPG
EVIC showed 19.1
About 90% highway, using cruise 70-72MPH
Diesel $3.99 per gallon on the Ohio Turnpike
EVIC showed 19.1
About 90% highway, using cruise 70-72MPH
Diesel $3.99 per gallon on the Ohio Turnpike
Hermann
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Filled up the Maverick Hybrid at Casey's with 88 octane E15
- MPG: 40.5 / UK MPG: 48.6
- G/100mi: 2.47
- Miles: 721.6
- Gallons: 17.83
- Price: $2.67/Gallon
- Total: $47.60
wemay
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'23 Sonata 2.5: 28mpg 95% city
'22 Palisaide 3.8: 20mpg 90% city
'22 Palisaide 3.8: 20mpg 90% city
Loaded up ‘21 Sienna- 32MPG with Racetrac 87 on a short road trip this weekend.
The average went up from 30.7 MPG while I was driving. My wife claims it’s cause of the hwy driving, but we both know it’s cause she has a heavy foot.
The average went up from 30.7 MPG while I was driving. My wife claims it’s cause of the hwy driving, but we both know it’s cause she has a heavy foot.
'13 HONDA Fit base w/ 5 speed auto : Driving Mix : 60(H) / 40(C) . Avg. Temp : 41 . First tank with 4 175/65-15 GENERAL Altimax RT43 (H) A/S @ 34 > 35 P.S.I.. Filled with winter blend (?) Top Tier (?) 89 w/E10 . Hoping gas mileage will get better .
Start of NEW tank :
Start of NEW tank :
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I tend to get about 33.5mpg in my 2017 Mazda 6. Driving I’d estimate about 70% highway at 80mph, 30% city and back roads.
If I drove more backroads to work, or jump off the highway due to traffic, my mpg increases quickly. It doesn’t like my 80mph, but that’s just keeping up with normal around here. I’m still getting passed by some. It’s significantly happier in the 70-75mph range.
It was about 1.5-2mpg better on oem Dunlop tires. I’ve still never recovered that since switching to continental dws’
If I drove more backroads to work, or jump off the highway due to traffic, my mpg increases quickly. It doesn’t like my 80mph, but that’s just keeping up with normal around here. I’m still getting passed by some. It’s significantly happier in the 70-75mph range.
It was about 1.5-2mpg better on oem Dunlop tires. I’ve still never recovered that since switching to continental dws’
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2013 vw passat s, 2.5 five cylinder n.a. engine, 6sp conventional a.t. dealership-maintained to meet manufacturer’s specs. top tier 87 octane gas. conti pro contact touring tires at set 34psi cold (5psi above door jamb). 115k miles on car, 30k miles on tires. along east coast i95 highway corridor. high 50’s f temp, 60% humidity. 0-5 mph above speed limit. no jam ups. one person, trunk full of stuff. 36.5 mpg.
this totally base passat is a cream puff.
this totally base passat is a cream puff.
Borrowed a family members 1998 Nissan Sentra, 1.6l 5sd manual for a trip from Seattle to central Montana and back around the first of December last year. Temps were below freezing most of the way and speeds were 70 to 80, mostly.
Most of the time OBDII indicated ~30 mpg, but when I got back, I added up the fuel slips and calculated 42 mpg over about 1400 miles for the trip.
I was surprised as I had the hammer down pushing it faster than it really liked to go.
Most of the time OBDII indicated ~30 mpg, but when I got back, I added up the fuel slips and calculated 42 mpg over about 1400 miles for the trip.
I was surprised as I had the hammer down pushing it faster than it really liked to go.
26 mpg with Toyota Land Cruiser 3.0 Diesel
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