How's your MPG?

Discussion in 'Fuel Economy & Emissions' started by Stormin' Norman, Aug 12, 2008.

  1. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    My Impala is a 2014. Probably the same engine, whatever the largest is. :huh: I get lost when it's not a 350, 400, or something like that. It gets upper 20's around town and on long trips at 80+ I averaged 33-34 MPG.
    Like you wrote the real average is closer to 30 highway. I use nothing except the lowest priced regular I see. I don't worry about it as long as it's better than my ex-truck at around 15-18 MPG.
    For years I'd tow an RV and with anything I drove and got 9 MPG. Gas was cheaper and I made more money.
     
  2. kevdupuis

    kevdupuis Membrane

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    I hate to put the Mercedes away for the winter since I average 8-8.5 L- 100 km. and with being able to get diesel at 90 cents a litre verses $1.24 litre for gas to power the Magnum which gets worse mileage but I guess I'll just have to suck it up until spring arrives and I can bring out the old coal burner and it's new partner.
     
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    1988 Olds Custom Cruiser
    Autobahn: 22.4 mpg as the best value (no headwinds, no idiots on the rear bumper)
    Average: 15 mpg

    2006 Daihatsu Terios 4WD
    Average: 26.7mpg
     

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