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2009 Honda Pilot
321 miles / 16.5 gallons = 19.45MPG
Dashboard was indicating 19.8MPG, so not too far off.
321 miles / 16.5 gallons = 19.45MPG
Dashboard was indicating 19.8MPG, so not too far off.
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Wow! Your weather is still cold.
07 Silverado Classic. 4.8, crew cab, 2WD.
17.9 mpg, driving in the 'burbs.
I'm gunnun' for ya, Zee09!
17.9 mpg, driving in the 'burbs.
I'm gunnun' for ya, Zee09!
2009 Pontiac Vibe 2.4L
295 miles / 11.53 gallons = 25.59MPG
Refilled with 93, just to see if VVT makes any timing changes to improve MPG.
Last 9 tanks of 87 also had a splash of MMO and total average is 27.2MPG.
295 miles / 11.53 gallons = 25.59MPG
Refilled with 93, just to see if VVT makes any timing changes to improve MPG.
Last 9 tanks of 87 also had a splash of MMO and total average is 27.2MPG.
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Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Filled up at Costco again . They were 48¢ less expensive than the recent price increase in this area. This tank is pure hybrid, easy highway and city driving in very warm weather. Even short trips were above 40 mpg. The truck really likes the Costco gas and the warmer weather.
47.5 MPG
Details
- G/100mi: 2.10
- Miles: 298.0
- Gallons: 6.27
- Price: $2.87/Gallon
- Total: $17.97
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2003 Honda Civic EX
This tank included 194 miles of mostly highway driving, with the balance being short around-town commuting.
Total miles: 319.6
Total gals: 9.448
Tank MPG: 33.8
319.6 - 194 = 125.6 city miles. Typical MPG for city commuting is 30.0. So:
125.6 / 30.0 = 4.187 gals
9.448 - 4.187 = 5.261 gals used for those 194 highway miles
194 / 5.261 = 36.9 MPG for the highway portion of this tank.
This tank included 194 miles of mostly highway driving, with the balance being short around-town commuting.
Total miles: 319.6
Total gals: 9.448
Tank MPG: 33.8
319.6 - 194 = 125.6 city miles. Typical MPG for city commuting is 30.0. So:
125.6 / 30.0 = 4.187 gals
9.448 - 4.187 = 5.261 gals used for those 194 highway miles
194 / 5.261 = 36.9 MPG for the highway portion of this tank.
1996 Saturn SW2
277.8 miles traveled
6.89 gallons to fill
40.31 tank mpg
This is the first 40 mpg tank I’ve ever had in the 3.5 years I’ve owned this car. I commute not quite 50 miles round trip every day Monday-Friday and fill up at the same station every Friday on my way home after work. I put a half can of Seafoam in each of the last 2 tanks. My usual tank average is 35-37 in the winter and 37 to 39 in the summer
277.8 miles traveled
6.89 gallons to fill
40.31 tank mpg
This is the first 40 mpg tank I’ve ever had in the 3.5 years I’ve owned this car. I commute not quite 50 miles round trip every day Monday-Friday and fill up at the same station every Friday on my way home after work. I put a half can of Seafoam in each of the last 2 tanks. My usual tank average is 35-37 in the winter and 37 to 39 in the summer
CX-50 - 361 miles / 11.703gal = 30.85. Not bad! Best so far.
'13 HONDA Fit base : 1.5 Ltr. (E.F.I.) w/ 5 speed auto : Driving Mix (Hwy/City) : 65/35 . Avg. Temp : 42 . Tires : 4 GENERAL Altimax RT43(H) installed @ 33.5 P.S.I.. Oil/Filter : PENNZOIL Platinum 0w-20 ( S.P.,GF-6A ) w/ MOBIL1 M1-110A . Fill of winter blend Top Tier (?) 89 w/E10
NEW tank :
NEW tank :
‘21 Sienna Hybrid - after 400 mile weekend road trip with 6 people and bags - Shell 87 octane.
CX-50 Turbo - 313 Miles / 11.698 Gallons = 26.7 MPG. Not terrible. More idling and towing this time. Plus some off-road across some rutted out roads.
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