Registered User
I get about 360 miles per tank and average about 16 gallons per fillup, so about 22mpg. I drive a mix of highway and city.
Quote:
Like Gsedanman says. Reset trip odo at fill up. See how many miles you go until your next fill up. Take miles on odo and divide by gallons pumped in. Most accurate way.
I do that and I get between 19.5 and 20.1 mpgs.
arent our tanks 18gallons?Originally Posted by badtziscool
Why 18? Is that how many gallons you pump in at fillup? That amount sounds like an estimation. Like Gsedanman says. Reset trip odo at fill up. See how many miles you go until your next fill up. Take miles on odo and divide by gallons pumped in. Most accurate way.
I do that and I get between 19.5 and 20.1 mpgs.
ok thats what ill next time (btw i always reset the odo at fillup)
Registered User
What does your computer say? Have you checked it?
I get 120 miles every 1/4 tank on highway, with A/C on. That gives me 480 miles full tank. If we have a 20 gallon tank, then I am getting 24 mpg on highway. Can't tell you city mpg because I hardly drive it in cities.
I get 120 miles every 1/4 tank on highway, with A/C on. That gives me 480 miles full tank. If we have a 20 gallon tank, then I am getting 24 mpg on highway. Can't tell you city mpg because I hardly drive it in cities.
Registered User
i live in ny right by manhattan and right now i get around 220 out of a 20gallon tank, that makes it 11 for my car, which is horrendous, 93 is 2.85 around me so im losing mods to driving the car, im thinking about taking the bus for a month so i can save up for rims. stupid ny, stupid gas. oh ye, and my auto before this got 15 so i think there might be something wrong with my ecu or something cause i try to drive super slow
Registered User
i get about 17 in the city and 25-26 on the highway.
but my average is around 19 since i do mostly city driving back and forth from work.
I use 93 octane.... which went up to $2.75 a gal today...
but my average is around 19 since i do mostly city driving back and forth from work.
I use 93 octane.... which went up to $2.75 a gal today...
Registered User
Somethings got to give @ $2.95 a gal. (93 octane) doing mostly city driving in Chicago I get about 220 - 230 per tank.
Registered User
Maybe some things to check:
- under-inflated tires (even with the tire pressure monitor, they could be low).
- brake caliper maybe siezed or rubbing. Parking brake would have this effect too.
- are you driving with A/C always on or perhaps your windows are open? - wind resistance can add up to a significant loss in mileage.
- something you'd probably already have noticed but I'll mention anyway: bad wheel alignment.
- something more serious maybe your dealer should check.
Hope this helps.
- under-inflated tires (even with the tire pressure monitor, they could be low).
- brake caliper maybe siezed or rubbing. Parking brake would have this effect too.
- are you driving with A/C always on or perhaps your windows are open? - wind resistance can add up to a significant loss in mileage.
- something you'd probably already have noticed but I'll mention anyway: bad wheel alignment.
- something more serious maybe your dealer should check.
Hope this helps.
Registered User
Dalf, according to point number 3 if you drive with your a/c on you are screwed if you roll your windows down your screwed. I guess you have to wait till fall
Quote:
- under-inflated tires (even with the tire pressure monitor, they could be low).
- brake caliper maybe siezed or rubbing. Parking brake would have this effect too.
- are you driving with A/C always on or perhaps your windows are open? - wind resistance can add up to a significant loss in mileage.
- something you'd probably already have noticed but I'll mention anyway: bad wheel alignment.
- something more serious maybe your dealer should check.
Hope this helps.
actually yes my ac is on quite alotOriginally Posted by g35dalf
Maybe some things to check:- under-inflated tires (even with the tire pressure monitor, they could be low).
- brake caliper maybe siezed or rubbing. Parking brake would have this effect too.
- are you driving with A/C always on or perhaps your windows are open? - wind resistance can add up to a significant loss in mileage.
- something you'd probably already have noticed but I'll mention anyway: bad wheel alignment.
- something more serious maybe your dealer should check.
Hope this helps.
Registered User
Quote:
I get about 250mi per tank, which is less then 14mpg, what am I doing wrong, I stopped driving hard and it doesn't seem to get better (mpg), some get 20+ mpg and i would love to bein that range
thanks
if you drive short trips. you mileage is ok. i get same when i drive 9 miles trips.Originally Posted by player
Hi guys,I get about 250mi per tank, which is less then 14mpg, what am I doing wrong, I stopped driving hard and it doesn't seem to get better (mpg), some get 20+ mpg and i would love to bein that range
thanks
you will get average 18-20 if you extend your trips.
Registered User
With my Vortech Installed I get about 12-13 mpg City and 14 on the Highway. which is pretty sad because gas around my area is $2.99 for 91 and since I drive alot I fill up at least everyother day!! So I don't like it I remember 2 years ago when people thought paying $1.50 for gas was Alot. where the hell are those days now.
Registered User
just got my black 05 g35 coupe... if i drive like a maniac on the manu-matic (sorry i know i suck for getting a non-manual..) then i can be as low as 10mpg if i reset the fuel economy thing.. but if i drive half and half automatic and easy and manu-matic and hard i'm still at around 15-16 highway and city combined...
could the fact that it's a new car effect it? because thats what they told me on my old car.. engine needs to settle in and burn things up, get clogged up elsewhere and etc...
could the fact that it's a new car effect it? because thats what they told me on my old car.. engine needs to settle in and burn things up, get clogged up elsewhere and etc...
Registered User
Quote:
Originally Posted by thatg
i live in ny right by manhattan and right now i get around 220 out of a 20gallon tank, that makes it 11 for my car, which is horrendous,
You shouldn't be figuring it out of 20 gallons. You should divide by whatever you put into the car, and there is no way that is 20 gallons, unless you are trying to damage your car and running it almost dry each time.
Quote:
250/18 gets you under 14mpg
Originally Posted by player
nope i do amount of miles drive on the tank divided by 18..250/18 gets you under 14mpg
There's your problem...


