Something wrong with my car?
Something wrong with my car?
Hey, I've driven my G35 2005 Coupe for about 6000 miles now and I've been consistently getting around 12-13 MPG. Best I've gotten was 15. I fill up usually around 16.5-17 gallons (when the light comes on) and I read my mileage and it says only 200-220 (this is the range I've gotten since I've bought this car). This doesn't seem right.
Now I went into the dealer (Infiniti of Oakland) when it had about 4000 miles and they couldn't figure it out and said it'll get better over time so I left. But now it's pissing me off and I don't want to have to deal with this poor gas mileage. By the way, I shift between 2-3 all the time but I do climb a steep hill everyday. 99% city driving.
--Jason
Now I went into the dealer (Infiniti of Oakland) when it had about 4000 miles and they couldn't figure it out and said it'll get better over time so I left. But now it's pissing me off and I don't want to have to deal with this poor gas mileage. By the way, I shift between 2-3 all the time but I do climb a steep hill everyday. 99% city driving.
--Jason
Thats pretty shi**y. I get about 16.5 driving hard in the city with little traffic. In the city driving regular, about 17-18. On the hwy, 21-23. Something def. isnt right.
Originally Posted by Strtsk8r321
I get about 16.5 driving hard in the city with little traffic. In the city driving regular, about 17-18. On the hwy, 21-23. Something def. isnt right.
Originally Posted by Strtsk8r321
Thats pretty shi**y. I get about 16.5 driving hard in the city with little traffic. In the city driving regular, about 17-18. On the hwy, 21-23. Something def. isnt right.
+2 Check it out though. When I first got my car, I bought it used with 12k miles on it. I check the fuel avg's on the nav system and the guy had reset it twice when he had been getting around 12mpg!!! Not to mention, he had already gone through a set of brakes, tires, and who knows what else.
Either way, my milage is now 16.5 and freeway is about 21-23 rollin smooth.
You are using Premium fuel, have the correct oil in, and aren't driving with the parking brake on right
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We all know are cars drink fuel like water, but from mine and other's experiences, I believe that the MPG completely correlates with your driving style. Yes, it's a common sense thing, but so many people just blame that the car drinks fuel like nothing, but I've changed my driving style drastically and my MPG has shot up. I used to get about 16-17, but now I'm averaging at least 20MPG. Just ease up on the driving a little bit, but don't get me wrong, you can still open up the car a little, but don't floor it all the time.




