Gas Mileage on 5AT Sedan
14mpg.
. thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..
. thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..
Originally Posted by killerlexus
14mpg. . thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..
. thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..Finally, someone that feels my pain!!!!!!
Originally Posted by killerlexus
14mpg. . thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..
. thats with 60%city and 40% highway. back and from work everyday. those that get 18+mpg must not live in the city, where there is alot of stop and go traffic. i tried to baby it and still can only manage 16mpg..P.S. Beantown that's hilarious. I've never heard of it before. I looked it up, Boston baked beans right?
Last edited by psedog; Oct 15, 2006 at 04:24 PM.
Originally Posted by psedog
I doubt the AWD would hurt mileage all that much, I'd say .5-1mpg. Just a guess though.
Is the AWD on the G35x an ATTESA system? I think it is, and with that being said, doesn't it normally default to RWD when your wheel aren't slipping? Like the GT-R does? If so, then it wouldn't really affect mileage much, except for the extra weight of the transfer case/front drive train and when driving in rain/snow.
