Will gas mileage get any better?
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After almost 1100 KMs of driving (both highway & city) I have averaged about 23 MPG. I have been keeping my speeds/RPMs unconsistent during break in so it is not the most fuel efficient. Overall, considering a brand new engine and the type of driving I have been doing, I am pleased thus far.
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
After almost 1100 KMs of driving (both highway & city) I have averaged about 23 MPG. I have been keeping my speeds/RPMs unconsistent during break in so it is not the most fuel efficient. Overall, considering a brand new engine and the type of driving I have been doing, I am pleased thus far.
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I am lucky to average 20MPG on a tank and 80% of my driving is highway. A little light at the end of the tunnel, with 1300 miles on the car this tank of gas seems to be doing MUCH better, based on the instant economy it looks like I am going to jump to 23-24MPG, though time will tell... at 23-24 I am happy, at 20 or less I am not so happy. Something also to consider in colder climates the gas changes this time of year and its common to see fuel economy drop a bit, just something to think about.
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Originally Posted by ChristianN
My car is using about 14.4L/100km (16.33 miles/gallon) with mostly city driving. Shane are you really only using 10.23 L/100km? When you say both highway & city what's the mix? 99.95% highway and 0.05% city? I wish I was getting some where close to that. My neon used 9-10 L/100km!!
http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver4.htm#mgtolpck3
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Originally Posted by Audiophile
Something also to consider in colder climates the gas changes this time of year and its common to see fuel economy drop a bit, just something to think about.
#9
Originally Posted by CorumG35
how much does gas mileage improve after the initial break in period? I at 600 miles and seeing about 21 MPG max on the freeway.
Now granted, I don't usually shift to 5th at less than 50, and have been...enjoying the engine. The mileage is actually worse than my Max, which was pretty bad. But then, I didn't buy this car for the mileage
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Good news Christian, if you are getting 14.4L/100km, that is actually 19.6 MPG. Don't forget that we are on the imperial gallon and not a US gallon. I have been averaging 12.3L/100km and that has been about 70% city driving and 30% highway driving. Use the link below to calculate your fuel efficiency.
http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver4.htm#mgtolpck3
http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver4.htm#mgtolpck3
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I'm still up in the air on this one. I was getting about 14mpg mostly when driving around town. The best I've gotten is 21 pure highway driving. After the dealer reset my computer the last tank was 19mpg but that was a mixture of town and highway driving with maybe 60% - 70% highway. I just filled up and so far I'm doing about 13 mpg mostly city driving. I have about 1500 miles on the car.
I still believe this car su**s around town and is only ok on the highway. I will give it another tank or two before infiniti gets a nasty letter from me. (ok I'll try and be a little nice about it)
I still believe this car su**s around town and is only ok on the highway. I will give it another tank or two before infiniti gets a nasty letter from me. (ok I'll try and be a little nice about it)
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Good news Christian, if you are getting 14.4L/100km, that is actually 19.6 MPG. Don't forget that we are on the imperial gallon and not a US gallon. I have been averaging 12.3L/100km and that has been about 70% city driving and 30% highway driving. Use the link below to calculate your fuel efficiency.
http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver4.htm#mgtolpck3
http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver4.htm#mgtolpck3
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Originally Posted by ChristianN
Wouldn't the US members be speaking about their fuel economy in miles per US Gallon? If I want to compare my fuel economy to theirs, which gallon should I be thinking about?
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