how many mpg do you get?
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Thetasigma
Flashlight Enthusiast
15 MPG average, as much as 16-17 MPG if I'm driving only highway. Unfortunately I don't fit in a car.
18-19 mpg city, on the highway it goes between 28-35 depending on traffic. Typically I'm doing city driving so 18-19 is average for me however I do so few miles it doesn't really matter. Now that the summer is over I'll probably do 20-25 miles of driving a week.
(3.2V6 -5 spd auto)
(3.2V6 -5 spd auto)
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bdogps
Enlightened
"1 highway, 0 city," Rainier Wolfcastle.
Thetasigma
Flashlight Enthusiast
Hmm, Hummer from Simpsons right?
bdogps
Enlightened
vadimax
Flashlight Enthusiast
21.2 mpg average. Nissan X-Trail T31 2.5L.
ven
Flashaholic
I used to get around 10mpg/12mpg on a good day from the 3L v6 shogun heavily modded. Now i get a frugal 24mpg from the impreza or around 260m to a tank. £1.20 a litre here right now for shell V max.
Driven frugally, about 5 Litres per 100 kms ( i think thats about 45 - 46 mpg ) out of my Golf GTD. Driven normally, not that good ( note; anyone familiar with a Golf will see that its a ' GT SPORT ' 125Kw 350nm. This one is from the last two months of production of the Mk5. Mk6 was called simply ' GTD ', a hell of a lot easier to say, than ' GT SPORT '. Engine wise, the two were identical ).
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Last fillup: 41mpg, 2004 Honda Civic 4 door.
How do you like the GTD?
It's one of those "shame we don't get that in the US" cars.
My Q5 TDI (3.0l diesel) gets 27 or 28 most of the time in town (worst 23), and 32 to 36 highway. I'm a spirited driver but I find the summer vs winter fuel blend affects it as much as driving style.
nfetterly
Flashlight Enthusiast
29-30 mpg highway in 6 cylinder Genesis, at about 75 mph. ~450 mile range. Rented an impala a few weeks ago, almost 600 mile range with that on the highway, not nearly as much ooomph as the Genesis though.
110mpg??? What kind of vehicle???
Without A/C running & a heavy foot (0-60 in 10-12 seconds on average, but rarely do more than 2 or 3 MPH over speed limit if that)
Local city driving 5 - 7 miles one way to/from work = 26-27mpg (last tank refill worked out to 26.82MPG driving only to/from work which is 11.3 miles round trip)
Long trips (75+ miles one way):
@ 55MPH = 43-45MPG
@ 60MPH = 40-42MPG
@ 65MPH = 37-39MPG
running the A/C drops local 3-4 MPG & long trips by about 2 MPG
2010 HHR 2.2L Ecotec 4 cylinder - mileage determined by fill tank before trip, drive, & divide trip mileage by gallons needed to refill tank after trip.
My last long trip had about 22 miles of city driving (25 - 45MPH + stop & go) plus 226 miles open road @ about 62MPH avg (speed limits were 55 - 70 with majority at 65MPH) with A/C running about 1/2 the trip. Total trip mileage starting and ending at gas station I filled up then refueled at was 248 miles, took 7.042 gallons to refill tank for an average of 35.22MPG.
Honda pcx
I have a company gas card.
I have no idea what my mpg is. When it gets to a quarter I fill it up.
I have no idea what my mpg is. When it gets to a quarter I fill it up.
RollerBoySE
Enlightened
Volvo C70 (250 bhp automatic)
City: 22 mpg
Highway: 30 mpg
City: 22 mpg
Highway: 30 mpg
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LOL... that's great!
I get 150 passenger miles per gallon highway and
120 passenger miles per gallon City.
Of course if you are talking inner city, then mileage may drop to 96 passenger MPG.
I have a 6 passenger vehicle, and most miles are driven with one to three people in the car.
There was a time that I had a 350 cc honda, and got 50 mpg with it (city). I guess with a passenger it would drop a little. So let's say it would get 90 passenger miles per gallon.
