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I am curious. Does this low fuel light come on? If not, then maybe your fuel gauge/sender is bad and you still have gas in the tank. Definitely have the dealer take a look at it. You are getting worse MPG than a Hummer!!!! Yikes!!!!
03.5 G35S 5AT - Desert Platinum/Graphite/Clear corners/HG kit/20% Tint
03.5 G35S 5AT - Desert Platinum/Graphite/Clear corners/HG kit/20% Tint
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You're driving habits might be the issue here. High powered cars can usually still achieve decent gas mileage as fuel consumption is highly related to the amount of HP you are making at any given time. However, bigger engines tend to have more mass(moving parts) and perhaps more windage that can increase parasitic drag over a smaller motor. But when you have more available power, the range of gas mileage can vary greatly. A small econo motor will use the about the same amount of HP to cruise as a bigger motor in the same vehicle. But at full throttle, the bigger motor will generally pump more air, and consequently will need more fuel, than the smaller motor.
I will say 175 miles a tank seems excessive, but it also is a bit inaccurate to measure by tankfuls. I track my gas mileage by resetting the trip odometer each time I fill up. At that time, I can take the mileage and divide it by the amount of gas that goes into the tank. I generally fill up at about 1/4 tank and fine I'm in the 225 to 250 mile range. I tend to drive somewhat aggressively though. I did have a need to extend my gas mileage once until I was paid so I babied it for a few days. I found I was able to keep the needle right around the 1/4 tank mark for the entire time while still making my daily 30 mile round-trip commute. Since it was only a partial tank though, I could not tell what my actual mileage was. The A/C being on seems to have a pretty drastic effect on gas mileage too.
I will say 175 miles a tank seems excessive, but it also is a bit inaccurate to measure by tankfuls. I track my gas mileage by resetting the trip odometer each time I fill up. At that time, I can take the mileage and divide it by the amount of gas that goes into the tank. I generally fill up at about 1/4 tank and fine I'm in the 225 to 250 mile range. I tend to drive somewhat aggressively though. I did have a need to extend my gas mileage once until I was paid so I babied it for a few days. I found I was able to keep the needle right around the 1/4 tank mark for the entire time while still making my daily 30 mile round-trip commute. Since it was only a partial tank though, I could not tell what my actual mileage was. The A/C being on seems to have a pretty drastic effect on gas mileage too.
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