What do you get for mileage city/highway

2004 Honda Civic Si



EPA 26/31



Actual: 30-33 mostly highway

28 winter with winter wheels



I drive like a grandma.
 
so, I'm gonna geek out of you - I keep all my records in a spreadsheet. But, I've always been adamant on keeping up with mileage. So, below is my data for my 2004 G35 Sedan with 36274 miles. (I bought this car in late May 2006). I drive mainly to/ from work, which is a combo of hwy and city. And some day I "get on it" b/c some a##hole is being an a##hole!



06/22/2006 - 10/11/2006

AVG MPG: 21.508

MAX MPG: 27.709

LOW MPG: 19.412



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DATE           MILES     GALLLONS     FUEL GRADE    MPG

06/22/2006     261.6     12.331       PLUS          21.215

06/25/2006     325.9     14.317       PLUS          22.763

07/14/2006     348.2     16.833       PREMIUM       20.686

07/19/2006     350.4     16.672       PLUS          21.017

07/25/2006     332.8     15.785       PLUS          21.083

07/28/2006     188.8     8.309        PLUS          22.722

07/30/2006     293.7     11.830       PLUS          24.827

08/04/2006     308.8     15.198       PREMIUM       20.318

08/06/2006     297.4     10.733       PLUS          27.709

08/12/2006     310.6     14.656       PLUS          21.193

08/17/2006     298.7     14.374       PLUS          20.781

08/23/2006     227.4     10.506       PLUS          21.645

08/27/2006     175.4     8.191        PREMIUM       21.414

08/31/2006     283.3     13.482       PREMIUM       21.013

09/10/2006     303.7     15.382       PREMIUM       19.744

09/16/2006     327.1     15.973       PREMIUM       20.478

09/29/2006     340.9     17.408       GOLD?         19.583

10/05/2006     355.1     16.863       GOLD?         21.058

10/11/2006     265.9     13.698       PREMIUM       19.412
 
1973 Honda ST90 - 100+ mpg. I have used 3 gallons of gas in it, ever.

1987 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible(Auto) - 18 if I go hard in the city, 27 if I go like an 80yo on the highway. Average - 21mpg.

1991 Lincoln Town Car - 20mpg overall.

1997 Dodge Neon SOHC 5sp - 29 city, 35 highway.



All are observed values. The Vette and Honda aren't commuters. The two others are entirely city.



Nice Rides people,

GT6
 
delikid said:
so, I'm gonna geek out of you - I keep all my records in a spreadsheet. But, I've always been adamant on keeping up with mileage. So, below is my data for my 2004 G35 Sedan with 36274 miles. (I bought this car in late May 2006). I drive mainly to/ from work, which is a combo of hwy and city. And some day I "get on it" b/c some a##hole is being an a##hole!



06/22/2006 - 10/11/2006

AVG MPG: 21.508

MAX MPG: 27.709

LOW MPG: 19.412



HTML: 
DATE           MILES     GALLLONS     FUEL GRADE    MPG

06/22/2006     261.6     12.331       PLUS          21.215

06/25/2006     325.9     14.317       PLUS          22.763

07/14/2006     348.2     16.833       PREMIUM       20.686

07/19/2006     350.4     16.672       PLUS          21.017

07/25/2006     332.8     15.785       PLUS          21.083

07/28/2006     188.8     8.309        PLUS          22.722

07/30/2006     293.7     11.830       PLUS          24.827

08/04/2006     308.8     15.198       PREMIUM       20.318

08/06/2006     297.4     10.733       PLUS          27.709

08/12/2006     310.6     14.656       PLUS          21.193

08/17/2006     298.7     14.374       PLUS          20.781

08/23/2006     227.4     10.506       PLUS          21.645

08/27/2006     175.4     8.191        PREMIUM       21.414

08/31/2006     283.3     13.482       PREMIUM       21.013

09/10/2006     303.7     15.382       PREMIUM       19.744

09/16/2006     327.1     15.973       PREMIUM       20.478

09/29/2006     340.9     17.408       GOLD?         19.583

10/05/2006     355.1     16.863       GOLD?         21.058

10/11/2006     265.9     13.698       PREMIUM       19.412
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Wow! Dude you could have saved Enron :D That is impressive :2thumbs:
 
--1996 Olds Cutlass rated 20/29 Between winter/summer I get 25-27 at 90% highway

--2003 Pontiac Bonneville also rated 20/29 Owned two months getting about 27 at 90% highway

--2000 Mountaineer rated 14/19 Actual is about 14/20

--1968 Olds Cutlass (powered by a 455)-hard to guage since it's about 50/50 city and highway, but I'd guess around 13/17.
 
2006 Honda Accord Coupe EX 2.4L 5 speed Automatic:

-Tech specs: 24 mpg city / 34 mpg hwy

-Real specs: 25 mpg combined driving, 32 mpg hwy



I would probably get better gas milage if I removed all my detailing products from the car. I used to rev so that it will shift at 2k rpm, and I got killer gas milage. Not enough torque for my taste so I started reving up to 2.5-3.5k rpm.
 
1995 Toyota Camry



City: Depends on the alignment of Jupiter paralleling to Uranus 2nd moon if its casting a shadow on a certain region of Neptune



Highway: It has a personallity of its own, nd if im nice, it gets good mileage.
 
04 Focus ZX3 2.3l 5 spd (DD): Stock 25/30+



94 Impala SS 5.7l (LT1) 4L60E (Auto): (gears, stall and a bunch of other mods) 13/~16-17 hwy
 
Mikhail said:
2004 Honda Accord 4 cyl. 24/34

Average at summer time 32Mpg, winter 28/29 Mpg. I am using syntetic oil.
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what brand are you using



on the highway it takes just over 34 if i converted it right, which i might have not.
 
tustah said:
2006 Honda Accord Coupe EX 2.4L 5 speed Automatic:

-Tech specs: 24 mpg city / 34 mpg hwy

-Real specs: 25 mpg combined driving, 32 mpg hwy



I would probably get better gas milage if I removed all my detailing products from the car. I used to rev so that it will shift at 2k rpm, and I got killer gas milage. Not enough torque for my taste so I started reving up to 2.5-3.5k rpm.
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I think that you will see the gas milage goes up as the car milage goes up.
 
sneek said:
I think that you will see the gas milage goes up as the car milage goes up.
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I sure hope so. Right now I'm getting about 28 mpg combined. I have a little over 10,000 miles on it.
 
'04 Accord 2.4l 5 speed stick, a few modifications, 22k+ miles. Mobil1 0W20 synthetic oil, Redline MTL synthetic transaxle lube, tires + 3 above Honda recommendations:



Personal best: 27.2 city A/C on - 37.9 road, speed @65 or less, A/C off.

Average city 24.3 A/C on - 32.4 road A/C on.



Average over two years with Exxon 87 octane fuel.
 
I was getting about 27 mpg combined city/highway (mostly highway) in my 06 Mazda MX-5. Just traded for an 06 Mazdaspeed 6 last Sunday, so I'm not sure on that one yet.



Never calculated the mpg on the Mazda 5. It's my wife's daily driver and I haven't got around to tracking the mpg.
 
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