Post your MPG and compare our shitty cars

1991 Matsuda RX7 N/A
>probably 15 MPGs the way I drive

>Not spelling Matsuda as まつだ

Windows XP user, and I'm too lazy to download the language pack. Gomenasai

>2006 Civic Si
>no sick mawdz
>25ish city
>32 highway

2016 WRX
>28mpg combined
>got 35 on a trip recently taking mostly state highways

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>his speedometer only goes to 120 mph
>laughingbitches.jpg

1991 Honda Civic DX hatch.

>1.5l D15b6 from HF crx
>4 speed auto trans from DX
>dpfi fuel injection, only 1 injector firing
>engine redlines at 5000 rpm (8 VALVE)
>second injector comes on at 5500 rpm. ie, never.

45 + MPG motherfuckers. also 0-60 in "why?" and makes less than 60 HP.

>305 hp 280 torque

>still vastly slower than an LS1 V8 with 305 hp and 345 ft-lb

muh torque

Which car is this, user? Looks comfy

also

>'99 Pontiac Trans Am
>LS1 V8. 4l60e auto trans. 3.23 torsen rear
>19/26 MPG. 89+ octane

also
>straight pipes

>tfw car is factory restricted to 108mph

~14 for the Land Cruiser, 25 for the Mustang.

I'm still amazed by the 80 series getting up to 18mpg highway, turning 3200 on 38s. Hooray fuel injection!

>tfw shifting into 4th at 130+ mph

Meant 35s.. 315/75r16 to be exact

>tfw governed at 112mph same as OP

'09 Focus.

I actually don't know, because my odometer doesn't work and I've never bothered to test it between two known distances

land cruisers are the best. A well kept 80 series is a steal in today's prices

>My shitty trans Am that can't turn and gets shit tier gas mileage is better than my V6 Mustang.

>Being proud of being faster than a V6 with your big LS1.

>B-But is .3 seconds faster!

Are you the same guy that started the city mog thread? It is like you are trying so hard to justify your v6. It is kind of sad

That's pretty damm good, I'd be able to get better gas mileage as well but i was traveling at around 80 to 90mph.

>That shitty 90s Tacoma tailgating me even when i accelerated to 100 mph.

I don't even...

Tfw your car explodes after removing the limiter.

RIP mpgs

Corvette? A friend of mine just leave it on 7th (1st-3rd-5th-7th) gear and he gets like 25 mpg in the highway or more.

Opel Astra J Wagon 1.7 CDTI 110 bhp
4.5l/100km highway
7l/100km city

No ideea what mpg that is

You are getting about:

>52 MPG highway
>33 MPG city.

CTS-V. I can get up to 19, but what's the point in owning a car like this if I don't enjoy it.

That's a nice car and i respect that.

>1989 MR2
>4AGZE with 14psi pulley
>19 city, 24 hwy
>have to use 91+ octane
rip my wallet

>3.31 gears
Oh look it's the guy that drives a v6 manual mustang.
You know none of us care right?

>2015 Honda civic 5 speed
>27 city 38 highway
>33 combined
And I still think it's shitty on gas. I only get 455 miles on a full tank

2009 Fiat Grande Punto 1.4
33mpg city
42.1 mpg rural
56 mpg highway

> 11 1.6 Ford Focus
> Highway/city driving
> Mostly just me in the car, with two long highway runs done heavily laden
> ~41MPG average for the last 1000 miles

I reset it when I adjusted tire pressures for the summer.

>Toyota Yaris 1st gen
>37 MPG in city
>41 MPG on highway

I reset one of the trip computers when I first got the car and haven't reset it since.

>V8, 4.9L, 400hp
>15mpg
>about 2$/ liter

i-its not like i needed that money anyway...

>2001 BMW 325i
>up to 40 mpg on a run
>mid to late 20s in town

These are metric by the way so numbers will be smaller in imperial money.

Get on muh level

I stopped caring months ago.

01 BMW 320D
>100 hp 2.0L diesel
>36 city, 38 highway

15 Ducati Monster
>112 hp 821 cc
>52 mpg back roads/mountain passes

97 855 t5, ard ecu. 17 city 24 hwy
79 hilux sr5, built 22/20R 4.33 gears 150hp 20mpg. efficient.

do you happen to have an M5 stuart light tank or what is that?

About 50 hwy
39 city

2015 Toyota Corolla LE ECO

2009 Chevy Cobalt SS/TC
Decent mods, ~305hp / 365tq at the wheels
Usually 33-34 mpg hwy

>Opel Vectra V6 '95

City 30L/100km (MURICA numbers: absolutely disgusting /mpg)
Highway 6.2L/100km

2005 I4 corolla, manuel

37.7mpg average, manuelly calculated

V8
7-11mpg

2007 BMW Z4MC

Says I am averaging 18.2 which I is pretty damn good?

Buick century , 5 feet to a full tank

2007 GTI
250ish whp, 280ish wlb/ft
I get 25 scooting around town and on the highway I'm in the low 30s depending on how fast I'm going. I'm kinda cheating tho because I have the APR software that allows me to select an economy mode that's closer to stock ecu settings which is 200hp and 200 lb/ft

1990 F150, I6, manual, 4x4
18-19 MPG, mostly highway
not bad for a older full size truck

270HP 440Nm 4cyl
31MPG

1.6l Suzuki escudo

95hp, 2800 lbs, 20 mpg

Pretty good for offroading mileage.

>Renault Clio 1.6L
>30+ in and around town
>40mpg on the motorway

I haven't done enough motorway driving to get a proper calculation, but on the short bursts I have done it's been about 40

also keep in mind that a UK gallon is different to a US gallon but I don't know how different

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2005 Altima SE-R
10.5L/100km or about 22 mpg
No matter what, can't get better than 26 mpg so I'd rather be a rev happy faggot

1999 Mazda B3000
~22 mpg

>bonus
2000 Suzuki RM250
converted to street legal
~10-15 mpg depending on how i'm riding
>between premium and premix good lord is this an expensive toy to run

guess

F150, not sure if it's the 2011 or 2012 version though.

2012 xtr extend cab
nice user.

v8 5.0 flex fuel

This was pure highway driving to Florida

I average 22 MPG right now, mostly highway miles to work and shit

That's not too bad because I know you were goin 80mph at least most of the way. You could probably do 30mpg if you cruised at 60mph.

When I drive the Jeep across the country, I will get like 22mpg or 19-20mpg if I'm towing the little UHaul. 3.7L V6 in the 2008. Probably around 70mph average, but there are also quite a bit of hills and the Smokey Mtns in TN so that doesn't help. Not sure what trans it has, but I bet the newer ones have a higher O/D gear like everybody is doing and could get a lil better.

I think I got around 35mpg when I did that drive in the 2013 Focus.

F350 with 6.2 liter v8

Honda Grom
125 ccs of havoc
134 mpg cocksuckers

98' Honda Civic, 36mpg average, 42mpg highway.
03' Ford Ranger fuckin 20mpg average and highway

1996 Peugeot 306 XLd 1.9, just returned 54mpg on a long mixed-run including a national park. Will reach 60mpg if driven gently.

1998 Saab 9-3SE 2.3, haven't tested on a run yet. But seemed to be doing about 35mpg without cruise or a/c and the hood up at 65mph. But I don't own this one for efficiency, so meh.

>1994 Mazda Miata
>25 MPG

I don't know dude, i thought those cars didn't consume that much.

Nice

Does having the rooftop on or off makes a difference?

'98 civic sedan 5 speed. I devide the trip odo by the amount i fill up each time and i average at 32.5 mpg, I don't drive like a cuck too.

2001 outback sedan 4cyl
>17 city
>23 highway
Fucking kill me

Thanks AWD system.

I do believe I am winning the thread.

What car? A smart/prius?

>implying higher numbers are better
>clearly i'm winning with the 10mpg i get on my bike

Turbo 6.2L 05' gmc Sierra.

8 city, like 12 highway.

A Volt.

That would only be true if you had a Golf.