Coupe good for traveling?
about 23.x mpg according to my navigation running half a tank to the ski resort and back, then finishing off the tank via normal commutes. doesn't sound so decent compared to 26-27mpg "as advertised." i think i only got over 25mpg once when my car had about 3,000mi on the odometer...what do you guys think about my highway mileage? i seem to get about 20-21mpg tops during my daily commutes.
Originally Posted by GEE-WIZ
After 300 miles I'm ready to ditch the G on the side of the road. But surprisingly I can take a 2500 mile road trip in my NSX and wish I had more to go.
Originally Posted by giddyup69
i find on long trips the seat belt starts to cut into my neck.. and my right leg gets soar from the stupid seat switch placement.
I've taken several 300-500+ mile trips in my coupe. It's a pain to fit the luggage in there for two people, but if you're smart with it it will go easily. My only suggestions:
Use "soft" luggage, instead of "cases." They smush and fit easier.
Put your shoes in a smaller bag that can easily fit in one of the nooks.
Pillows fit nicely behind the front seats.
Small foldable coolers fit nicely in the back in between the two rear seats.
If I'm easy on her, and not going up and down hills, I've gotten 27-29mpg on the interstate. Usually when I leave cruise on, however, if I'm just rolling around 75-80 I'll get between 25-26mpg.
I HAVE gotten 31.8mpg before, but that was rolling through 50 miles of construction, at 55mph, behind a truck, through the plains. LOL
Use "soft" luggage, instead of "cases." They smush and fit easier.
Put your shoes in a smaller bag that can easily fit in one of the nooks.
Pillows fit nicely behind the front seats.
Small foldable coolers fit nicely in the back in between the two rear seats.
If I'm easy on her, and not going up and down hills, I've gotten 27-29mpg on the interstate. Usually when I leave cruise on, however, if I'm just rolling around 75-80 I'll get between 25-26mpg.
I HAVE gotten 31.8mpg before, but that was rolling through 50 miles of construction, at 55mph, behind a truck, through the plains. LOL
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