Post the best fuel economy you've got with your car

[Ekliptix]

Car: 2002 Z06
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.26L/100km or 32.4MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 220km (Lethbridge to Calgary)
Driving Note: speed was 110-120km/h. Theoretical range with 70L tank is 960km.

:)

Here's a fuel consumption calculator: http://www.onlineconversion.com/fuel_consumption.htm

[SkittleFreak]

1990 Nissan 240SX - highway - 32MPG

Random mountain highway speeds

[a social dsease]

Car: 1990 Integra
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.740 L/100km
Over what Distance: 169.2km
Driving Note: City driving, very conservatively

[Supa Dexta]

07 sonata I had rented last week to run to van island was showing 6.0-7.0 most of the time, going from edmonton to kamloops, and that was going pretty good, 120-130 a lot of the time.. Then I filled at chevron and it went to 8+... :(

[Tik-Tok]

Car: 1987 Mustang 400hp
Fuel Economy Seen: 2.13/100km or 132MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: Top secret
Driving Note: speed was 110-120km/h. Theoretical range with 50L tank is 2340km.

0-60 in.... ummm... 3 seconds



Seriously though, with my shaggin wagon, and with my old '05 mustang GT

2003 Audi Allroad
8.7L/100km 32.5 mpg (UK gallons)
Calgary to Edmonton and back
Exact speed limit both ways.

[pf0sh0]

gts-4
60L tank/ 330Kms... pwned

[cfish]

51 MPG US

1998 Dodge Neon DOHC 5 speed.

Drove from Calgary to Rocky Mountain House and back and drove the rest of the work week on the same tank. I ended up driving 650 km on 30 L. I still have the receipt from when I filled back up and logged my kilometers. With the original engine I used to average 35 MPG in the city and 40-45 on the highway. With the new engine I average 28 MPG in the city and 35 on the highway.

[Ekliptix]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok

2003 Audi Allroad
8.7L/100km 32.5 mpg (UK gallons)

Better check your metric to imperial conversion http://www.onlineconversion.com/fuel_consumption.htm

[98brg2d]

51 MPG US

1998 Dodge Neon DOHC 5 speed.

Drove from Calgary to Rocky Mountain House and back and drove the rest of the work week on the same tank. I ended up driving 650 km on 30 L. I still have the receipt from when I filled back up and logged my kilometers. With the original engine I used to average 35 MPG in the city and 40-45 on the highway. With the new engine I average 28 MPG in the city and 35 on the highway.

I have no idea how that got posted by cfish since my laptop sits at home all the time and nobody else uses it and I don't have any room mates or anything like that or any friends that were over today (cfish's join date). I am also on a WPA/encrypted lan.

[A790]

Car: 2003 Saab 9-3 Vector
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.21L/100km or 38MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 3,000+km (London, ON to Calgary)
Driving Note: Did 120km/hr on cruise for 85% of the trip. Was very happy when I realized that at 110km/hr I was getting almost 45mpg... :)

[97'Scort]

I average 10L/100 km's in the BMW.

[old&slow]

Lately I been getting well over 300 km out of 15.5 liters on my 1500 Kawasaki nomad. Not great for a bike but not bad for this particular bike.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by Ekliptix

Better check your metric to imperial conversion http://www.onlineconversion.com/fuel_consumption.htm

Umm ok, 8.7L/100km, or 32.469 mpg (UK gallons)

I didn't think round up .031 mpg would be a big deal :dunno:

[Ekliptix]

my bad, I misread the UK gallons originally. I'm use to imperial mpg.

[vengie]

2003 supercharged g35 coupe
37.8 mpg calgary- edmonton
average about 28mpg city

[Sasuke_Kensai]

Car: 2004 Accord I4
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.7 L/100km or 30.6 MPG (US)
Over what Distance: 626km (Calgary to Fort Sask to Red Deer)
Driving Note: speed very erratic from 110-150km/h, lots of gunning it/slowing down.

Car: 1988 CRX Si
Fuel Economy Seen: 5.2 L/100km or 45 MPG (US)
Over what Distance: ~500km? (Calgary to Jasper)
Driving Note: speed was constant about 100-110 km/h.

How the hell do you guys get such good numbers even with bigger engines? I realize I don't drive efficiently, but still...

[Ekliptix]

Originally posted by vengie
2003 supercharged g35 coupe
37.8 mpg calgary- edmonton
average about 28mpg city
Nice! US or Metric gallons?

[vengie]

Originally posted by Ekliptix

Nice! US or Metric gallons?

just used that conversion from the OP's post.
i get average 6.2L/100km highway

and about ~8.9L/100km city

[95EagleAWD]

I've gotten 37 mpg in the NSX at about 80 mph. I avereged 35 mpg @ 75 mph over 2200 miles from Texas to Calgary.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by Ekliptix
my bad, I misread the UK gallons originally. I'm use to imperial mpg.

It makes me feel better to use Canadian/UK gallons :D

(27mpg doesn't sound as good as 32.5)

[Mr_ET]

Last tank on the Fit got me 35.4 MPG

512.5 kms on 34L of gas.

All city driving and most of the time going from my house to the LRT station 8kms away, she barely has time to warm up so longer driving would yield much better economy.

[whiskas]

Just did 550km on 38L of gas. 34MPG

Mostly granny driving but I did probably 50 or so redline pulls to 100kph. And there was that C3 corvette yesterday I just had to humiliate...

On the track I get 7mpg.

[Graham_A_M]

I averaged 42mpg on my '99 Saturn SL2 5-speed.

On my Z4, I get around 8.0L/100km's (about 26mpg) average of city and highway.

On my Triumph sportbike, I get about 6.2L/100kms at 120.
7.3L/100km's at 200kph:D

[CelicaST-162]

Car: 1992 Toyota Aristo
Fuel Economy Seen: 10L/100KM 23.5MPG
Over what Distance:109KM Calgary (Petro Can @ COP) to Banff
Driving Note: Driving at 120-130 KM/H

[us722]

Car: 1992 civic
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.20L/100km
Over what Distance: Calgary to Edmonton and back
Driving Note: speed 120km/h

[megavolt]

Car: 1999.5 VW Jetta TDI
Fuel Economy Seen: 4.3L/100km or 55MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 1460km (Calgary to Osoyoos and back)
Driving Note: speed was 90-110km/h (speed limits all the way). Theoretical range with 55L tank is 1279km.

TDI owners love these kinds of posts! :P

[avishal26]

wth...you guys get good mileage..

The G35 gets about 11.5 - 12.5 L / 100km driving mostly to and from downtown during rush hour from McKenzie.

The FX35 gets about 10 - 11 L / 100km average.

The best I've seen is on 01 Intrepid R/T - 7.5 L/ 100 km... 620 kms from Calgary to edmonton and back.

[forkdork]

Originally posted by megavolt
Car: 1999.5 VW Jetta TDI
Fuel Economy Seen: 4.3L/100km or 55MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 1460km (Calgary to Osoyoos and back)
Driving Note: speed was 90-110km/h (speed limits all the way). Theoretical range with 55L tank is 1279km.

TDI owners love these kinds of posts! :P

Vent the tank and you can go even further!!!!!!!! I bet 1400 km is attainable if you drive very conservatively.

I usually get around 5.5L/100km running around the city.

[BottleFed]

Car: 2002 Corvette
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.2L/100km or 32.6MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 120km (Banff to Calgary)
Driving Note: speed was 120-130km/h.

Good to see i'm on par with Ekliptix :)

http://members.shaw.ca/bottlefed/mpgbanff.jpg

[ZorroAMG]

650km on a tank drafting behind my own moving truck from Calgary to Vancouver

1990 300E I6, 65L tank

[zipdoa]

Car: 1993 Volkswagen Corrado
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.2L/100km or 32.6MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: Trying to hypermile throughout the city
Driving Note: Theoretical range with 70L tank is 960km. Have CAI and Exhaust.
:)

[bspot]

Car: 2004 Audi S4
Fuel Economy Seen: 13L/100km Highway, 15L/100km city. Usually 17-19L/100km lol
Over what distance: Best highway was out to Panorama. I'm sure I could do better on a flatter route. Get about 350km on a good tank in the city.

Sucks :(

All the modded B5 S4's that would rape me get way better economy than that.

[gpomp]

Car: 2008 Civic Si
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.00L/100km or 40.3MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 498km (GP to Nisku)
Driving Note: cruising on highway. theoretical range, 713 km.

i just bought a scangauge2 so hopefully i can dip into the 6's soon.

[Palmiros]

Car: 2001 Mercedes Benz C240
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.7L/100km (highway) - 10.1L/100km (city)
Over what Distance: ~1400km (Calgary to Spokane and back)
Driving Note: Speed varied. :) Mostly limit.

[The Cosworth]

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer.

Going from Nakusp BC to Vernon BC

5.7L/100km or 41 mpg


worst was 9 mpg racing in Vernon then driving 160+ back to calgary.





Method used is total km per tank and total liters to fill

[Masked Bandit]

2006 Nissan Frontier 4x4 w/ 4.0 L V6, no mods.
12.3 l / 100 km in town (averaged over the past 1500 km).

[bobby_lu]

2001 ML 320
-12.5L/100km city/hwy over last 2000+km (around calgary)
-9.8L/100km hwy. to vancouver, within 20km/h of speed limit for 1000KM

1997 Acura EL
7.5-9.0 L/100 km mostly city over several tanks.

will be driving to vancouver soon and see what happens

[rage2]

Car: 2003 BMW M3 Turbo (no meth)
Fuel Economy Seen: 14.4mpg or 17.5L/100km
Driving Note: Drove it like I stole it.

Car: 2003 BMW M3 Turbo (no meth)
Fuel Economy Seen: 18.8mpg or 12.6L/100km
Driving Note: City driving, to and from work, like a pussy.

Note that on methanol, it actually uses less fuel, since it dials fuel back 20% and substitutes it with methanol.

Car: 2007 VW Golf GTI DSG
Fuel Economy Seen: 21.4mpg or 11.0L/100km
Driving Note: Drove it like I stole it.

Car: 2007 VW Golf GTI DSG
Fuel Economy Seen: 25.9mpg or 9.0L/100km
Driving Note: City driving, to and from work, like a pussy.

[da_rite]

1996 Geo Metro

5spd, 1.0L 3cyl

$30 to fill from dry empty, 530km
works out to ~4.2L/100km in the city

Driving style: its a geo...

[lint]

Originally posted by rage2
Car: 2003 BMW M3 Turbo (no meth)
Fuel Economy Seen: 14.4mpg or 17.5L/100km
Driving Note: Drove it like I stole it.

Car: 2003 BMW M3 Turbo (no meth)
Fuel Economy Seen: 18.8mpg or 12.6L/100km
Driving Note: City driving, to and from work, like a pussy.

Note that on methanol, it actually uses less fuel, since it dials fuel back 20% and substitutes it with methanol.

Car: 2007 VW Golf GTI DSG
Fuel Economy Seen: 21.4mpg or 11.0L/100km
Driving Note: Drove it like I stole it.

Car: 2007 VW Golf GTI DSG
Fuel Economy Seen: 25.9mpg or 9.0L/100km
Driving Note: City driving, to and from work, like a pussy.

Where are the yaris numbers?

[MintRacer]

Car: yamaha R1
Fuel Economy Seen: 47 miles per gallon (imperial)
Over what Distance: city
Driving Note: none.

[rage2]

Originally posted by lint
Where are the yaris numbers?
I'll have to ask my brother, he drives it 99% of the time. I remember vaguely that it gets the same distance as the GTI for hard driving vs pussy driving, but the tank is a lot smaller. So you can probably do the math and figure it out :).

[kvanderlaag]

Car: 1999 Honda Civic LX Sedan
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.47 L/100km = 36.4 MPG (Imperial)
Over what Distance: 525km
Driving Note: City driving. 525km in ~32L. The ugly color improves my fuel economy.

[gretz]

Ontario to Alberta - dead of winter
2 years ago, i drove my 89 civic hatch (ZC dohc) with a full load, my gf, and my 110lb lab (No back seats + roll cage).
A 3600km door to door trip cost us $160 in gas. It cost us mor in redbull

[blownz]

I have to say I am impressed a supercharged G35 gets better mileage than a stock one. lol


As for my 2006 325i, I have had a few tanks over 700km when it is mostly highway driving. Around 7L/100km is the best it does. My average is usually around 9.5-10L/100km though.

And the best my 2006 Expedition ever gets is around 12-13L/100km when on the highway around 120-130km/h. Average around the city though is 17L/100km and while pulling my trailer (which is what it is mainly for) I get between 24L/100km and 32L/100km depending on how fast I am going (that range is the difference between cruise at 90km/h and cruise at 125km/h).

[EvolutionI]

11.35L/100km -> 20.72 MPG

Mixture of driving it like it was stolen, and casual driving.

Current tank is sitting at 324 km with about 5 liters left, so maybe I will beat that. That is with a cruise in which it was accelerating aggressively, hard stops, hard corners etc. Another cruise from Edmonton to stratotech following a lancer who did the speed limit, and back home was more booooost.

Car doesn't really vary gas mileage easy driving versus hard driving

[AE92_TreunoSC]

Car: 02 325i 5 speed
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.78L/100kms 36.3 mp Imperial g
Over what Distance: 900kms
Driving Note: driving fairmont and back + side trips

couldnt believe it, I drove it like a girl on the way out and a maniac on the way back, and all on one tank of gas

I average 10/100 tho

[Moe Man]

92 mustang S/C...........read below

75 cadillac coupe deville 8.2L...........better MPG than the mustang.

:dunno: dont ask how

[Ekliptix]

Originally posted by EvolutionI
11.35L/100km -> 20.72 MPG

Mixture of driving it like it was stolen, and casual driving.

Current tank is sitting at 324 km with about 5 liters left, so maybe I will beat that. That is with a cruise in which it was accelerating aggressively, hard stops, hard corners etc. Another cruise from Edmonton to stratotech following a lancer who did the speed limit, and back home was more booooost.

Car doesn't really vary gas mileage easy driving versus hard driving
what the fuck do you drive?

[78si]

Car: 2008 Tundra Crew Max
Fuel Economy Seen:13.7 L/100km ( This is good--lol )

[vengie]

Originally posted by blownz
I have to say I am impressed a supercharged G35 gets better mileage than a stock one. lol



it was all tuning! all that and i still get 398hp @wheels.

and im a pretty conservative driver, the odd sprint here and there but for the most part ~5km over posted limit

[Ekliptix]

That's pretty amazing.
This isn't the silver G35 that was at race city a couple weeks ago with the supercharger running low 14's at 100mph, is it?

[gpomp]

Originally posted by Ekliptix
That's pretty amazing.
This isn't the silver G35 that was at race city a couple weeks ago with the supercharger running low 14's at 100mph, is it? no, that's sinister probe

[vengie]

Originally posted by Ekliptix
That's pretty amazing.
This isn't the silver G35 that was at race city a couple weeks ago with the supercharger running low 14's at 100mph, is it?
nope i definatley havent taken it to race city yet... maybe this week. my one wheel has a small flat spot tho (goddamn calgary roads :banghead: ) so im not sure if i'll even run it

edit: did the g35 have silver mirror tint? if so he's running greddy twin turbo's with 544whp... must have had 0 traction!

[Akagi Redsuns]

5.06L/100 km (46.5 US MPG) in the Corolla which is not too shabby. Pure highway driving though. As for the other car, I just try to be oblivious and not think about how much money is wasted.

[Ekliptix]

Originally posted by gpomp
no, that's sinister probe
There was one with a Stillen blower 2 weeks ago.

[vengie]

Originally posted by Ekliptix

There was one with a Stillen blower 2 weeks ago.

not too sure who that is...
i have a "sandstone platinum" (tan) g35 coupe with a vortech kit

[lfried]

9L / 100km 2.3L turbo

[EvolutionI]

Originally posted by Ekliptix

what the fuck do you drive?

Well, my name pretty much says it :p

Evo I

[reno97637]

Saturn Aura XE 3.5, city plus Deerfoot, gets me 9.8/100 over 550 kms. I've done a lot of highway with the Aura and it gets 7.3/100.

With the Saturn Astra, it gets 6.4/100 over 450 kms. Never done pure highway with this yet.

My driving style is pretty conservative.

[98brg2d]

With my Astra I get 7.1L/100 km at best in the city and that is with a lot of coasting and engine braking and really slow acceleration. Basically hypermiling without drafting big trucks and shutting off the engine. I can only get better than that if I only drive it to work and back, then I get 6.3/100. If I do any other driving, it is up around 7.


With the Saturn Astra, it gets 6.4/100 over 450 kms.

What model do you have? I have a 3 door 5 speed, no options.

[RATM]

Car: 1998 Honda Prelude
Best Fuel Economy Seen:
city 8.740 L/100km
highway 5.4 L/100km
Over what Distance: 200 km in city, 700 on highway
Driving Note: City driving, very conservatively, 115 on the highway.

[Darkane]

So far:

'86 TA Built 355 Chev, 3.70 final drive - City 20mpg, 22mpg Hi-way

'92 hatch D15b7 - 46MPG city, 51MPG Hi-way
'92 hatch Built for boost D16 mini-me vtec - 43 City, 45 Hi-way

'08 Civic Si - 34MPG city (Hard break in + Dyno's etc), Hi-way 41MPG thus far.

[QuasarCav]

2002 WRX
Calgary to Taber
28 MPG

540kms return

[MackDawg]

1981 caddilac eldorado
4-5 MPG
random driving around

[The Cosworth]

Originally posted by MackDawg
1981 caddilac eldorado
4-5 MPG
random driving around

4 - 5???


:nut:


47 l/100km

that is like $500.00 to get to Vancouver 1 way

[MackDawg]

Originally posted by The Cosworth


4 - 5???


:nut:


47 l/100km

that is like $500.00 to get to Vancouver 1 way

yea i drove to vancover island it coast like 600 bucks not doing that again hahaha yea thats one way but split the bill 4 ways. that was when gas was cheap, now it coast me like 110 bucks to fill up...

[gpomp]

Originally posted by gpomp
Car: 2008 Civic Si
Fuel Economy Seen: 7.00L/100km or 40.3MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 498km (GP to Nisku)
Driving Note: cruising on highway. theoretical range, 713 km.

i just bought a scangauge2 so hopefully i can dip into the 6's soon.
update...
Car: 2008 Civic Si
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.54L/100km or 43.2MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 604km (Red Deer to GP)
Driving Note: driving the speed limit on highway. theoretical range, 764.5 km.

[reno97637]

Originally posted by 98brg2d
With my Astra I get 7.1L/100 km at best in the city and that is with a lot of coasting and engine braking and really slow acceleration. Basically hypermiling without drafting big trucks and shutting off the engine. I can only get better than that if I only drive it to work and back, then I get 6.3/100. If I do any other driving, it is up around 7.



What model do you have? I have a 3 door 5 speed, no options.

5 door XR, auto, 16" wheels. It's just a commute and errands car.

[blownz]

Originally posted by gpomp

update...
Car: 2008 Civic Si
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.54L/100km or 43.2MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 604km (Red Deer to GP)
Driving Note: driving the speed limit on highway. theoretical range, 764.5 km.

That is really good. I am a big fan of those cars. :thumbsup:

[stevescivic]

Car: 1991 Honda Civic DX Sedan
Fuel Economy Seen: 46MPG (imp I believe) I think US MPG (~40)
Over what Distance: Can't remember now but it was recently and I calculated it on the spot at the time.
Driving Note: variable speed but averaging about 90-100kph with sporadic a/c use

[jwslam]

94 accord 4 door lx

7.1L/100km
from here to kananaskis and back

on the way there avg 120
on the way back avg 150... but my buddy's x5 was cutting the wind for me

[Ichigo]

Car: 1999 Toyota Paseo
Fuel Economy Seen: 5.71L/100km or 49.5MPG
Over what Distance: City
Driving Note: Costing most of the time..

[forkdork]

Pulled this badboy of a tank today:

1001.1 km with 100% city driving. Costed $66 to fill up after this (1.41/L of diesel). I probably could have reached 1030 or something if I kept going.

http://members.shaw.ca/nsuppal/MILESTONE2.JPG

[megavolt]

Originally posted by forkdork
I probably could have reached 1030 or something if I kept going.

Way more... by the looks of it you had just got the warning light. Probably could have got another 100KM. :D

[ercchry]

i cant tell you the best BUT the other day i went threw a quarter tank in 15min of idling... no joke. yay for random super rich running bull shit :rolleyes:

[mark4091]

Forkdork you're killing me......... yeah in my F150 I get like 16 mpg US in the city, 22 mpg highway, but I just bought a new tuner, air intake, new plugs, and some trans fix oil so hopefully I can improve a bit.

[buzz_42]

Lethbridge to the Hat a couple times (moving to the bridge)

42mpg

[kvanderlaag]

Car: 1999 Honda Civic LX Sedan
Fuel Economy Seen: 6.31 L/100km = 37.3 MPG (Imperial)
Over what Distance: 542km
Driving Note: City driving. 542km in ~34.2L.

New record!

[Canmorite]

Car: 1997 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Wagon
Fuel Economy Seen: 9.2L/100kms
Over what Distance: 550 (60 liter tank)
Driving Note: Mostly highway, bit of pedal mashing.

Am I computing this correctly?

[Proboscis]

I filled up my brother's robin/subaru/rocky mountain bicycle today for $1.05

[avishal26]

My rental Impala that I have for a week:

Cruising at 165 km/h - 8.5 L / 100 km

At 120 km/h - 7 L / 100 km

better than the G35... :dunno:

[bashir26]

I just got 650KM out of my civic. Full tank is 40L.

[Tomaz]

My 95 Volvo turbo:
7.4L/100 (32MPG) @ 110km/h
6.5L/100 (36MPG) @ 140km/h
15.3L/100 (15.4MPG) Average per tank

I was shocked that my car was doing better milage at 140! Unless my Gauge is messed up.:dunno:


87 Jag XJ6:

11.2L/100 (21MPG) @110

Jag is a thirsty bitch!

[bobby_lu]

Originally posted by bashir26
I just got 650KM out of my civic. Full tank is 40L.

44L ;)

[TorqueDog]

22.1 MPG!

28 MPG if I reset the fuel calculator while coasting downhill in 6th whilst drafting a semi.

[SpoonEK9@STRD]

55L tank in my 240 with 2.0L SR Turbo

I get 10.9km per litre.
thats about 600 km to the tank!

[zain123]

usually get 550-575 km per tank (75 L) for normal city driving

but went on the beyond cruise and got awesome milage/L
spent almost 35-40 L and got close to 350 km out of that

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by Canmorite
Car: 1997 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Wagon
Fuel Economy Seen: 9.2L/100kms
Over what Distance: 550 (60 liter tank)
Driving Note: Mostly highway, bit of pedal mashing.

Am I computing this correctly?

[a social dsease]

Originally posted by Canmorite
Car: 1997 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Wagon
Fuel Economy Seen: 9.2L/100kms
Over what Distance: 550 (60 liter tank)
Driving Note: Mostly highway, bit of pedal mashing.

Am I computing this correctly?

No. You want litres per 100km, so litres over kilometres. In this case it is 60L / 550km (x100km) = 10.91L/100km.

[bremorr]

Right hand car averages 23mpg(10.2L/100kms)........left hand version averages 54mpg(4.3L/100kms), not sure why the difference?? They look the same to me!!!

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[Canmorite]

Originally posted by a social dsease


No. You want litres per 100km, so litres over kilometres. In this case it is 60L / 550km (x100km) = 10.91L/100km.

Thanks. That's horrible mileage. I think it may actually be 500 kms :rofl:

[D'z Nutz]

Okay, now that I've just filled up, I have some numbers for my car.

Car: 2008 Subaru Impreza 2.5i hatch
Fuel Economy Seen: 8.2L/100km or 28.68MPG (imperial)
Over what Distance: 667.5KM
Driving Note: All city mileage, Driving Miss Daisy style (ie: no speeding, no heavy acceleration, shifting at 3000RPM except in gears 4 and 5, coasting on neutral whenever possible).

I wonder what else I have to do to get 8.0L flat! Hahaha :rofl:

[full house]

I forgot! I actually don't give attention to the fuel I'm using . . . What important to i that I can get on my way . . .Anyway I don't usually go put. I'm love to stay at home.

[4DoorGTZ]

I've rarely taken the V on any decent trips, only drive it in the nice weather and mostly spirited city driving. Lowest I've seen (instantaneous reading) is 8L/100km cruise set to 95km/h on Hwy 3 in BC. Highest I've seen is WOT, its.... gulp..... 49L/100KM :) But more relevent, 300km up the highway keeping up to a BMW and MB flying past everyone 20L/100km, then the return trip cruise set to 120km/h got me double that, 10L/100KM. Since getting the car my average is 18L/100km

Its definetly a thirsty car, and drinks 94 when I can find it. Wich is why I drive my Beretta's as daily drivers they get 26 and 31mpg on the highway, V6 auto and 4Cyl manual.

[92 Teg-B18A]

7.8L/100km from Cranbrook to Nelson in my 2007 Impreza 2.5i, going 110 to 125 with a few high rev passes...could probably get it down closer to 7.1L/100km (ie 40mpg) if the speed limit and no passing was involved.

[alloroc]

Car: 2000 Toyota Echo Automatic
Fuel Economy Seen: 58mpg US 3.99L/100km
Driving Note: Speed limit.
Went from Calgary to Moosamin Sk 976K topped off the tank with 39L of gas.


Car: 2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5L AWD
Fuel Economy Seen: 30mpg US 8.0/100km
Driving Note: City Driving, short shifting to speed limit and using cruise wherever possible.

[matt302]

53.2mpg spokane to calgary. Honda Fit 1.5vtec automatic

[climer]

I do mostly highway driving since I use my bike for basic groceries and short commutes.

On my C5, I'll get 7.3L/100km (~32MPG) and I'll get 30MPG on my Legacy GT. Both use 91 octane.

[bspot]

I got my personal best this weekend! Made it all the way to Vernon before I had to fill up. Went ~128km/h until the park, and then ~105km/h after that.

9.9L/100km!