Handlobraesing
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The most recent calculated miles per gallon, whatever vehicle you happend to be in..
Go go go!
me: 29.78 mpg
Go go go!
me: 29.78 mpg
Post your most recent miles per gallon
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karlthev
Flashlight Enthusiast
'95 gas, standard shift Jetta. 33.07 mpg
Karl
Karl
vtunderground
Enlightened
'05 Toyota Tacoma, 24 mpg (city driving 
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powernoodle
Flashlight Enthusiast
'99 Explorer 155K miles, 17mpg
*Bryan*
Enlightened
doing 85mph I got 13mpg in he truck.
I regulrly get 14-15 tops on the truck. I do about 80-85 miles per hour all the time.
I regulrly get 14-15 tops on the truck. I do about 80-85 miles per hour all the time.
James S
Flashlight Enthusiast
In my newish Mazda 5:
With the roof rack and luggage carrior I can get as bad as 23mpg around town, and without that on the highway it goes up to 29 or better some tanks.
I'm pretty happy with it.
With the roof rack and luggage carrior I can get as bad as 23mpg around town, and without that on the highway it goes up to 29 or better some tanks.
I'm pretty happy with it.
smokinbasser
Flashlight Enthusiast
98 Explorer sport. 87 thou miles. 21- 22 MPG depending on speed limits and how many LEO are out and about and watching.
bexteck
Enlightened
15-18 in the truck.
Even with gas prices the way they are, I still think it is worth the extra $$ to drive a large vehicle that can haul lots of stuff, pull cars out of snowbanks and drive in a foot and a half of snow.
Even with gas prices the way they are, I still think it is worth the extra $$ to drive a large vehicle that can haul lots of stuff, pull cars out of snowbanks and drive in a foot and a half of snow.
I get 21mpg average in my BMW 540i. The UK also has the worlds most expensive fuel 
and I insist on using Shell optimax. (Premium grade 98 RON fuel available in europe). Needless to say, I try not to use my car as much as possible.
and I insist on using Shell optimax. (Premium grade 98 RON fuel available in europe). Needless to say, I try not to use my car as much as possible.1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee, about 14-15 for around-town driving. I'd rather be driving a light car but the Jeep fell into my lap.
BIGIRON
Flashlight Enthusiast
Wifes Prius 47. My Dodge 4x4 - don't want to know.
powernoodle
Flashlight Enthusiast
Big -
If you put Mrs. Bigiron's Prius in the bed of your Dodge and drove it around, she would get a zillion miles per gallon. Just a thought.
cheers
If you put Mrs. Bigiron's Prius in the bed of your Dodge and drove it around, she would get a zillion miles per gallon. Just a thought.
cheers
yellow1
Newly Enlightened
powernoodle said:
technically since the prius wheels wouldn't be moving, you couldn't do much of a MPG calculation. now if you TOW it behind the dodge...
nissan 200sx - 33 mpg
not too shabby for a 10 year old gutless car?
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'97 Honda Civic, automatic, 35.5 mpg... Mostly highway driving, though. Just bought it recently (105k miles) because I got fed up with the high gas prices and a 17 mpg Jeep Grand Cherokee. Still have the Jeep, just don't drive it near as much.
4sevens
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm a compulsive data hog as far as car data. I've got every little
piece of data for the last 12 years!
Last week I went nuts with my honda accord 4dr 2001 ex, driving
like a looney without a brain.
I got 18.5mpg
average 23.6mpg
max 33mpg
min 17.3
Our 1995 minivan toyota previa LE (2.4l supercharged)
average 17.9mpg
max 24.1mpg
min 14.8mpg
piece of data for the last 12 years!
Last week I went nuts with my honda accord 4dr 2001 ex, driving
like a looney without a brain.
I got 18.5mpg
average 23.6mpg
max 33mpg
min 17.3
Our 1995 minivan toyota previa LE (2.4l supercharged)
average 17.9mpg
max 24.1mpg
min 14.8mpg
greenLED
Flashaholic
I ride my bike
:nana:
:nana:
BIGIRON
Flashlight Enthusiast
Or I can park the Dodge, siphon the gas into the Pri and get about 2,000 miles per tankfull!!!!
zespectre
Flashlight Enthusiast
1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport 16 city / 20 Highway, regular as clockwork. I use public transit though so the Jeep only really gets used when we go camping.
Wife's Mazda Protoge 5... 23ish city / 31ish highway (hers changes by up to 4 mpg though we can't figure out why).
Miss my Daewoo though, 26 city and 36 highway on a regular basis. Never did quite figure out why that car was so especially fuel efficient for it's type.
Wife's Mazda Protoge 5... 23ish city / 31ish highway (hers changes by up to 4 mpg though we can't figure out why).
Miss my Daewoo though, 26 city and 36 highway on a regular basis. Never did quite figure out why that car was so especially fuel efficient for it's type.
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rwolff
Enlightened
5.5 litres/100 km (that's around 43 MPG for Yanks) in a 13 year old hatchback (no, it's not a VW diesel).
Looks like the only 4-wheeler to beat that is a Prius.
Looks like the only 4-wheeler to beat that is a Prius.
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