Fuel Economy

89 Bronco, 5.0L V8.

10mpg. 33 gallon tank.

Be careful about this, Brits measure MPG differently and will flip shit at our "low" MPG. (The Fiesta ST, for example, officially gets like 39 in the US, while the exact same car is quoted as close to 50 in the UK IIRC.)

It's because dumb fuck Americans just HAVE to be different so they just up and decided to make their own gallon. Stupid cunts could of at least called it something else

F-150 with 5.0 V8

>lol what's gas mileage?

I have a 5.7L V8 and get 11L/100km. Maybe you just suck at driving?

The US gallon predates the UK one, though. The current Imperial gallon wasn't defined until the 1820s, well after the US split off from the UK/

>2015 IS350 F-Sport AWD
>24 mpg combined average
>28 mpg highway average
>20 mpg city average

>not knowing US gallon predates UK gallon
>not knowing the US accent is closer to old English than the Britbong accent
>not knowing that the UK has diverted more from their heritage than the burgers
Silly Britbong

All burger propaganda. You fucking cunts like to think you invented everything and only your ways are the right ways. Get fucked you fucking wankers

>wankers
Top Kek.
Cheers from oklahoma

2005 Mazda 3
9L/100km
31mpg

At least we are being cucked by mudslimes, filthy bong.

2006 Subaru Legacy 2.5i
23mpg or 10L/100km City
30mpg or 7.8L/100km Highway

85 bronco, 351w
I did a 1,450 cross country trip.
Unloaded, did the speed limit.
Averaged 9.5mpg - 100% freeway.

I'm afraid to calculate city.

>1999 Lexus IS200
9-10 l/100 km or 23-26 mpg
>2013 Volvo v60
6.5 l/100 km or 37 mpg

2002 VW Passat 1.9PDTDI
>5.5L/100 or 43mpg
love it

2015 Polo Gti
8l/100km (29 MPG)

>km/l
Ebin meme
Anyway

>CBR250R
>4l/100 km

>SV650A
>4l/100km

That's actually pretty shit because my dad gets 4.6l/100km in his focus, and it doesn't even have ecoboost

>alfa 147 2.0
>no idea, way better than my fiat x1/9

I probably spend about 40% less on fuel now than I used to even though I'm now buying high octane rather than regular.

99 Celica 1.8 7A-FE

~35 MPG UK
~29 MPG US
~8L/100km

but that's highway right?

Well, a mixture of commuting 3km in town and 30 km on b-roads, but if you're using a diesel in the city you're doing it wrong

I get 17 MPG combined quite easily, but it's quite a difference from my old Camry Hybrid.

90 CRX HF
~40MPG (5.88 L/100km)
Gas is so cheap I could theoretically drive across my state (cali) and back for 80 bucks full tank

>MK2 Honda Jazz 1.4L L13A i-DSI

Over the past 12,866 miles of work commutes
An average of 54.56 mpg or 5.2 L/100km
This has cost me €1,397.29

My average distance per full tank to reserve tank is 379 Miles or 609 Kilometers. I always fill the tank.
My average fuel price is €1.25 per litre.
I drive at the speed limit 50% of the time (city) and 10-20kmph above the speed limit the other 50% of the time (motorway).
I have got the rear end of the car to step out 3 times in damp conditions (twice on round-a-bouts and once on a 110 degree motorway on ramp) in an effort to keep momentum high.

If I prioritized economy over getting from A-B in the fastest somewhat legal time, 60+mpg is very possible.

>autism, the post

>wankers
You're making this too easy there mate

>You fucking cunts like to think you invented everything and only your ways are the right ways
That would be you britshits actually.
>"You're not driving on the proper side of the road."
>"That's not the proper way to eat eggs."
>"The new Jag is a proper sports car."
"Proper" just seems to be Brit for, "this is the right way because it's how we do it." You island cunts are narcissistic as shit.

99 Volvo S80 T6
>avg 10l/100km
95 Ford Thunderbird LX
>avg worse than the Volvo

03 F-150 5.4L
>19.6l/100km 12mpg pulling a trailer, I never measured it without

01 BMW 320D
>6.5l/100km 36mpg driving like an asshole

15 Ducati Monster 821
>4.5l/100km 52mpg

Toyota Auris 1.4D
>6.0L/100km (39 mpg) combined

2000 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
T D I
D
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40+mpg
5.7L/100km

92 f350 with 7.5L v8
6-10mpg

02 durango with 4.7 v8
13-18mpg

Bikes vary from 45-65mpg

How the fuck do you use that much fuel with a modern small displacement diesel?

1996 toyota supra turbo
10L/100km hwy

Honda Civic EX coupe '10
>3.13L/100 km

Shit's great

Fiesta ST
36MPG

...

xc70 2.5T
35mpg
chevy 2500HD 5.3
20mpg
Rav4 1.9L
18mpg
87' f250 6.9IDI
8mpg

>04 trailblazer
>Average 14.9 MPG

just fucking kill me now

Yeah that's bullshit. I get like 10.4l/100km city in the same car. Granted, I drive through the most absolutely horrid traffic and speed bump laden shithole on Earth.

>2016 A4 2.0TDI 190hp

4.8-5.5l/100km

36 MPG
6.5l/100km
2016 Miata (2.0l)

11 MPG
20 L/100km

Also a Twingo 16v
41 MPG
5.7 L/100km

1993 GMC Sierra
11 City 16 Highway
PLEASE END MY SUFFERING

> Ford Focus
40MPG urban, somewhere between 45-48MPH highway.
Or so the trip computer claims, at least.

F A T
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2016 Tacoma DCLB
>23mpg
Or
>10.2L/100km

Not bad for how much vehicle/gear im lugging around

1999 Camry V6
21 mpg on average

27.7 mpg with more hivhway driving than city.

About 21 MPG driving in the city with ocational and short highway driving.

34MPG just highway.

V6 Mustang 2011

2013 Corolla
29mpg

Integra GS-R
>20 mpg city
>30 mpg highway

Renault Megane II 1.5
4.9 L/100kms
Its a diesel

Maybe at a constant speed of 10mph in 5th gear inside a vacuum.

>sub 50 mpg in a 1.5l diesel
Might as well get an LS

2015 Toyota Tacoma
21 mpg

I know it seems high for a truck with 4wd, but I spend most of my time on back roads at low speed or coasting downhill. I've gotten as high as 25 mpg before.

>fiesta ST
>35 MPG average on 91

I drive ~55 highway miles commute for work per day though.

What fuel are you using? I'm on Petro 94 and get 33 or so

91. I'm also on cobb stage 1 OTS map, and live at altitude (~5400 ft)

US 91 octane

valiant

15mpg
16-18l/100km

really want a motorbike license so i can stop driving cars

You've got a Plymouth Valiant? I fucking love those. What year?

no, chrysler valiant

1979 w/ 265

Kek

>2008 Mazda Mazdaspeed 3
>22 City / 27 Highway

Intake + Tune + Shifting before boost helps

2009 Ford Focus, base model 2.0.
>Best: 6L/100, 40mpg
>Downtown commute: 9L/100, 26mpg.
Huge difference.

2006 Hyosung Gt650
>Best: 3.5/100, 67mpg
>Boyracing: 4.5L/100, 53mpg
Medium to small difference.

Is it to do with engine size? Why do bikes get more consistent empeegeez than cars? Or is this just a coincidence with my tests?

2014 Mustang GT
18-20 mpg Best 25.1 mpg (I only remember it so well because I never got that close again)

2012 Honda CBR250R
68 - 72 mpg Best - 84 mpg
The bike easily manages into the mid-high 70's but I'm bored of the bike and am saving to get something bigger so I'm wringing it out because I already know the trade-in is going to be shit with the 300's out and about.

CB 500
5L/100km

Faster off the line and more fun than any beemer around here.

Bikes exhaust and intake systems are less hampered by emissions controls, Most don't have catalytic converters and can be tuned to put out the most HP with out cost in regards to MPG.

Also all of my why as to you having a Hyosung

1985 Suzuki Sierra/Samurai 1.3
10L/100km (23.5MPG)
2006 Volkswagon Golf 1.9 TDI
5L/100km (47MPG)

2010 scirocco 1.4tsi
6l per 100km in 6th gear
15l per 100km driving the fun way

5.1 L/100
Yaris HSD, 0 fuck given to eco driving

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1984 square nose chebby. Very hot little 350 in it. Was getting 9 or so with a 3 speed in it, swapped a 4 speed and now I get 11-12. Other vehicle gets 18

99 maxima

Eco-tune
28mpg (8.4l/100km)
Race-tune
11mpg (21.3l/100km)

2008 Subaru outback 2.5l.
>city: 21mpg or 10.4l/100km
>highway :29mpg or 8.10l/100km, max ive seen is 31mpg. Pure highway trip.

I only need to drive 10km to work so i dont mind the fuel economy, frankly it does well for what it is.

>1970 vw beetle

>~20 city/40 freeway mpg
>11.8/5.9 L/100km