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[jazztrumpet216]

1992 Plymouth Voyager- 19.64 (avg for 2007). Ranges from 17.96 mpg to 22.56 mpg.

2004 Dodge Stratus- 24.12 (avg for 2008 as I have only had the car since the end of January). Ranges from 21.01 to 30.2. The average is slowly rising since the weather is warming up.

 

[surfstar]

1993 Mazda MX6 2.0L 5spd - lifetime avg 33.01, last tank 33.41 (rated 26/34) 246k miles

 

[badtlc]

update on my 2006 mazda6i ATX running 87 octane Phillips 66 exclusively, Lucas UCL, Auto-RX Maint. dose, and MC 5w20:

I have started changing my driving habits and just got 36 MPG on my last tank. 249mi/6.9gal. Average speed for that run was probably 67-69 MPH.

 

[terminaldegree]

My commute is 105 miles, 60% highway (@75mph), 40% city:

2004 Malibu Maxx: 27.0-27.5 mpg
1999 LeSabre: 26.0-26.5 mpg

This is running regular gas, factory-spec dino oil, and factory-spec tire pressure + 2psi. I don't think gas in my part of Texas has Ethanol yet.

 

[Benzadmiral]

Did well this morning. Two weeks and 349 miles since the last fillup. The little gold "Feed me, Boss" light was on, meaning only about 2 gallons left, so I stopped at a local Discount Zone. It came out to 22.4 mpg, and that's about 75% city.

When I went back in to get my change, I told the cashier, "You know this is probably the cheapest thing we do for our cars. Car payment, insurance, that's all a lot worse than this." He looked stunned and a little grateful too, as though all he heard all day was gripes about the price of fuel, and it was cool to hear something else.

 

[Drew99GT]

Originally Posted By: badtlc
update on my 2006 mazda6i ATX running 87 octane Phillips 66 exclusively, Lucas UCL, Auto-RX Maint. dose, and MC 5w20:

I have started changing my driving habits and just got 36 MPG on my last tank. 249mi/6.9gal. Average speed for that run was probably 67-69 MPH.


That is really good mileage! Have you calculated mileage doing 75 mph?

Slowing from 75 to 65 is worth about 2 mpg in my Corolla, especially if it's very windy.

 

[Bill in Utah]

Its only one tank, but doing all the gas saving tricks and staying right at 60mph my Corolla just did a 48.49 MPG tank.

So 60 to 75 gets a 4mpg hit..

I'd bet 50 MPG @ 55mph would be easy.

Bill

 

[badtlc]

Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Originally Posted By: badtlc
update on my 2006 mazda6i ATX running 87 octane Phillips 66 exclusively, Lucas UCL, Auto-RX Maint. dose, and MC 5w20:

I have started changing my driving habits and just got 36 MPG on my last tank. 249mi/6.9gal. Average speed for that run was probably 67-69 MPH.


That is really good mileage! Have you calculated mileage doing 75 mph?

Slowing from 75 to 65 is worth about 2 mpg in my Corolla, especially if it's very windy.


Yes. During a road trip at 75mph, I get a consistent 31 to 31.5mpg (even with fully loaded cargo). At 80mph, I get about 29 to 29.5 mpg. Those are roadtrips with very little city driving.

 

[smokey1]

'08 Toyota YARIS L.B. w/ 5 speed manual : 44.15 m.p.g. : using PENNZOIL Platinum 5w-30 and REDLINE MT-90 for tranny .

 

[Colt45ws]

Getting 18MPG in the CV. Driven pretty hard..

 

[Turk]

'03 GMC Sierra 5.3L: 16 City, 18 Highway at 65 MPH.

 

[Jason8691]

07 F150 FX4, 16 mpgs in the city and 18-19 on the hiway.

 

[ToyotaNSaturn]

The new 01 Saturn showed 34.6MPG on the first tank. It needs a P/S pump as the bearing is shot & is hard to turn, and the t-stat stays at 1/4 temp. I'm fixing both of these today, these repairs should help MPG.

 

[oilyriser]

31.2 mpg Subaru Legacy wag.

 

[VeeDubb]

27.9 mpg for my latest reading for combined city/hwy driving (about 50/50). Vehicle is a 2007 Passat with the 2.0T turbo.

 

[moribundman]

18 mpg with 91 Octane fuel and city driving only the past 10 days. If anyone doesn't know what car I drive, Gandalf Allan can fill them in -- he's obsessed with the make I drive.

 

[The Critic]

Originally Posted By: moribundman
18 mpg with 91 Octane fuel and city driving only the past 10 days. If anyone doesn't know what car I drive, Gandalf Allan can fill them in -- he's obsessed with the make I drive.

That's pretty good for a Ford pick-up.

 

[moribundman]

Wan, don't you have to change your pads?

 

[cauto]

04 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L 16 mpg combined. can average 20+ mpg on long highway trips.

 

[wantin150]

30 in our 08 Scion xD on reg, mostly city

24 in our 03 Matrix XRS on premium (improves to 26 in summer), mostly short trips. Highway is 29+

54 in my Yamaha 600 on premium