1964 Ford F100 292 V8 4 speed manual
Went 200 miles added 15.38 gallons of 87 E0.
13 mpg is about right it is stock.
Went 200 miles added 15.38 gallons of 87 E0.
13 mpg is about right it is stock.
Post your Gas Mileage : Calculated
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Hermann
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What do you drive?
Hermann
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A 2022 Ford Maverick hybrid.
'18 HYUNDAI Accent SE : 1.6 Ltr ( G.D.I.) w/ 6 speed auto : Fill of winter blend TOP TIER 89 w/E10 . Driving Mix (Hwy./City) : 60/40 . Avg. Speed : 44 . Tires : 4 185/65-15 GENERAL Altimax RT43 (H) at 8/32s' @ 34 P.S.I.. OIL / FILTER : P.P. 5w-20 ( S.P.,GF-6A ) w/ FRAM Titanium FS9699 .
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'13 HONDA Fit base : 1.5 Ltr. (E.F.I.) w/ 5 speed auto : Driving Mix (Hwy / City ) : 70/30 . Avg. Temp : 37 . Fill of winter blend Top Tier 89 w/E10 . Oil / Filter : P.P. 0w-20 ( S.P. , GF-6A ) w/ FRAM Titanium FS7317 ( w/o wire mesh ) . 4 175/65-15 (T) COOPER Evolution Winter w/ studs at 7/32s' @ 34 P.S.I..
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It would be nice if the the make, model and year of each vehicle were added to all posts about gas mileage.
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Mine is in my Signature
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Was playing around in Fuelly tonight. No doubt about when we take a trip with the camper.
2017 Toyota Tacoma; TRD Off-Road (4x4); 3.5L V6 w/ 6 M/T
Stock except: tires plus sized from 265/70/16 to 265/75/16 (That cost ~1 MPG) and a full plate steel front bumper (No noticeable change)
This is every single fill-up since new: Notes:
- 95% of the time, its just myself and minimal payload, little to know real off-roading and only 1 big towing event
- Highway, easy throttle and keep it under 60 I can average 20 MPG (But that is rarely feasible for me)
- Over 60 MPG costs ~1 MPG (Get closer to 70; that costs another 1 MPG easy)
- Cruise Control set at 62 on average highway elevations = ~ 18 MPG
- Engine likes to spin >2,400 rpm (No MPG savings by lugging it any lower)
- City MPG is ~17 no matter how you drive it
- 100% gas = 1-2 MPG better... not enough to offset the higher cost (Mostly I use Sheetz gas for convenience, COSTCO or Shell gets .5-1 MPG better)
Stock except: tires plus sized from 265/70/16 to 265/75/16 (That cost ~1 MPG) and a full plate steel front bumper (No noticeable change)
This is every single fill-up since new: Notes:
- 95% of the time, its just myself and minimal payload, little to know real off-roading and only 1 big towing event
- Highway, easy throttle and keep it under 60 I can average 20 MPG (But that is rarely feasible for me)
- Over 60 MPG costs ~1 MPG (Get closer to 70; that costs another 1 MPG easy)
- Cruise Control set at 62 on average highway elevations = ~ 18 MPG
- Engine likes to spin >2,400 rpm (No MPG savings by lugging it any lower)
- City MPG is ~17 no matter how you drive it
- 100% gas = 1-2 MPG better... not enough to offset the higher cost (Mostly I use Sheetz gas for convenience, COSTCO or Shell gets .5-1 MPG better)
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Latest run: 669 miles / 30.9 gallons = 21.6 MPG actual
ARCO regular 87 octane is $4.16 / gallon in Sacramento, CA
30.9 gallons is more than one tankful for the Tacoma but I record & track all gas added
ARCO regular 87 octane is $4.16 / gallon in Sacramento, CA
30.9 gallons is more than one tankful for the Tacoma but I record & track all gas added
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