Your actual MPG

[drewski59]

In my 2000 Formula, auto, 5.7 liter V8, mixed city/highway I'll get 19-20, city around 17, and strictly highway I get 26

Yeah, those GM smallblocks are remarkably efficient for their displacement. :woot:

 

[MattZ28]

14mpg city, not sure about highway. Used to get 17/25 before the gears were installed.

 

[MattZ28]

14mpg city, not sure about highway. Used to get 17/25 before the gears were installed.

 

[imported_Larry A]

2001 Kia Sephia EPA says 23 city , I get 20 city. dont know about hwy miles , never gets on the hwy long enough.

 

[imported_Larry A]

2001 Kia Sephia EPA says 23 city , I get 20 city. dont know about hwy miles , never gets on the hwy long enough.

 

[longarm]

24.7 in my wifes lifted Jeep Liberty Diesel with 32 inch tires. It isn't even broken in yet.

 

[longarm]

24.7 in my wifes lifted Jeep Liberty Diesel with 32 inch tires. It isn't even broken in yet.

 

[Gaz]

2004 Civic Si (2.0 I4 K20A3 motor, 5 speed manual)



EPA is 26/31. In mostly highway driving I am averaging 30-32 MPG. The best I MPG I got on this car was on vacation (34 MPG). The MPG would probably be much better if Honda put a 6 speed in it. At 70mph the motor is at 3500RPMs.



My previous car was a 1999 Dodge stratus with a 2.0 I4 and 5 speed manual. EPA for that one was 26/37, I managed 39MPG on one vacation trip.

 

[Gaz]

2004 Civic Si (2.0 I4 K20A3 motor, 5 speed manual)



EPA is 26/31. In mostly highway driving I am averaging 30-32 MPG. The best I MPG I got on this car was on vacation (34 MPG). The MPG would probably be much better if Honda put a 6 speed in it. At 70mph the motor is at 3500RPMs.



My previous car was a 1999 Dodge stratus with a 2.0 I4 and 5 speed manual. EPA for that one was 26/37, I managed 39MPG on one vacation trip.

 

[White95Max]

Latest fillup...



245 miles on 7.08 gallons = 34.6mpg. 90% highway driving, 80mph.

 

[q_tip98444]

Had to add to this again cause' I just got my best MPG so far. 80% highway, some a/c, 35.4! :woot: :bounce

 

[F150BOB]

In my daily driver, the Prius, best tank was over 60, all freeway. I averaged 48.0 for 5,000 miles after I reset the computer, but it is down to 47.5 in the last 1,000 or so. :spot



Lifetime on the 330, 23.7.



No idea on the Pilot or the scooter. I've never checked them.



I'm thinking of taking my King's license plate frame off and putting one on that says "I fear no gas prices!" :2thumbs:



BOB

 

[jfelbab]

My Lexus RX330 AWD - EPA 18/24, I get 22/26. Not too bad for a 5,245 lb. vehicle.

 

[White95Max]

I'm thinking of taking my King's license plate frame off and putting one on that says "I fear no gas prices!" :2thumbs:

I like it :xyxthumbs

 

[White95Max]

My best is still 39.89, and worst remains at 30.19

 

[Rassel]

Normally I do somewhere 16 but I've done below 6 on track...

 

[Migraine]

My avarage over the last 6 months has been 37.5 mpg. Mixed driving styles, all "city".



Civic with manual trans.

 

[ToddW]

WOW most of you guys get 2x or atleast near of what I get in my vehicles.



94 YJ (Jeep Wrangler) - 40"s / 5.13s - 16mpg (not bad for what it has! OD yay!)

[Rarely driven, but have 37s now and will drive for fun around town more]



91 Turbo MR2 - 16-18mpg (Stock boost, not 'racing around')



2006 F250 Diesel - So far 14mpg (just got on monday)



My jeep is city and freeway same mileage, the car is city only, and the diesel is city only as well. (So far)

 

[Supurban]

I drive with a very light right foot:

1996 Subaru Legacy - 23mpg mixed - 27 on the highway not including going up the Sierra mountains. This is my commuter car.

2004 Suburban - 14.5mpg in town - 17 on the highway.

 

[ScubaStevo]

0 city, 1 highway. Well, pretty close to that. 298 km to a 72 L tank. *shakes head*