16.7 mpg on 07 G Sedan?
#46
Also had car (see signature) since July. With a spirited but not an insane 6800miles of driving, I average 16.9 with mostly city driving. On the highways about 25 on average.
I keep tire pressure at 34 psi. Manual recommends 33psi.
Recently went from stock summer ONLY Potenzas to Goodyear F1 all seasons.
I keep tire pressure at 34 psi. Manual recommends 33psi.
Recently went from stock summer ONLY Potenzas to Goodyear F1 all seasons.
#47
I think people should report their mpg and average mph. For instance my city mpg is 21.8-22.1 but my average mph is 27-29 mph which is high for city driving. When I lived in Los Angeles, my average mph was around 17mph. I'd imagine I'd be getting 16ish mpg in those conditions as well. I live in a more rural area and the main roads out here have 55 mph speed limits.
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Originally Posted by vinceypoo
+10000000000000000000 . this guy said it so well.
Last edited by gao; 12-18-2007 at 12:03 AM.
#53
Brian makes an excellent point about MPH as a prime factor in MPG as does John2.5RS about foot style.
I can, if I pay attention, eke out 2-3 more MPG when I am conscious of my driving style. That moving MPG graph gives you pretty much an instant readout so you can monitor how you're doing.
I would say the average mileage with MPH and style taken into account is actually fairly consistent.
I can, if I pay attention, eke out 2-3 more MPG when I am conscious of my driving style. That moving MPG graph gives you pretty much an instant readout so you can monitor how you're doing.
I would say the average mileage with MPH and style taken into account is actually fairly consistent.
#54
I drove an '04 Dodge Ram CTD Dually 4x4 for the last 4 years... got 15.9 MPG average in the city - not bad for an 8,000# hunk of steel... turns out I'm getting the same from my new '08 G35 6MT... but I'm having a helluva lot more fun!
Bottom line - 306HP comes at the cost of burning a little more petrol than your average sedan. MPG? Buy a Civic!
Bottom line - 306HP comes at the cost of burning a little more petrol than your average sedan. MPG? Buy a Civic!
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Originally Posted by Art007
..which is 21.3831440318 miles/gallon for us metrically challenged in the US.
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Originally Posted by jdanielsg
yups its pretty good I'd say. I got the car at full, I topped it up before 1/2 and again. So I think I used 1 tank, but def no more than 1.5 tanks for sure. Thats a good 8 to 9 hour if driven non stop.