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Average over the last two summers: 17.188mpg. 2009 Average: 18.414mpg. 2010 Average: 14.710 mpg. I get it by driving the **** out of my car and running super sticky tires.
I have gotten 28mpg on the highway before, but that was running on stock sized/wear rate tires at 78mpg drafting off of a 2001 Impala. Lowest I've recorded was 11.332 mpg. That tank was when I was busting *** into Ann Arbor after my girlfriend had a mini-stroke.
I have gotten 28mpg on the highway before, but that was running on stock sized/wear rate tires at 78mpg drafting off of a 2001 Impala. Lowest I've recorded was 11.332 mpg. That tank was when I was busting *** into Ann Arbor after my girlfriend had a mini-stroke.
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The SA would do 22-23 with a high of 25
The 12a fb's seem to only do 20-22
The gal-se's will do 20-22 also but freeway will get like 26
That's been my experience with the 15 or so cars I've had over the years
I don't do anything special either, most of these are just stock with a fresh tuneup. Sometimes an RB exhaust
The 12a fb's seem to only do 20-22
The gal-se's will do 20-22 also but freeway will get like 26
That's been my experience with the 15 or so cars I've had over the years
I don't do anything special either, most of these are just stock with a fresh tuneup. Sometimes an RB exhaust
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Been many threads on this already, but minor porty and exhausty mostly stock GSL-SE here, and I'm usually getting 14-16 mapegeh mixed city-highway with mild aggression. Not a very flat city, though, so a lot of climbing probably contributes. I'm struggling to get over 30 mapegeh in my baseline Accent, and that one I drive gently like a dove.
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When I was daily driving at 30 miles a day and about 1/2 of it highway, I was getting about 16. Only time I ever took it on a highway for more than a quick trek across town was a trip up to Austin for a meet and got around 18-20. Lowest I've ever gotten was about 10.
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I get 12-16 mostly city in my GS. 12 miles from the freeway, lol. Drove to Montana for two years in my GSL-SE and got 22 MPG, almost entirely freeway. I can't understand how guys average anything above 18, I've owned three of these and best i've averaged is 17. I've also found driving like a Grandma makes almost no difference for me, but it's different for everyone.
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How much gas did you use? A full tank means little, unless you were topped up and
ran it until it was out of gas. Normally gas mileage is determined by noting the
miles traveled and the amount of gas need at the next fillup. Also, always fill at the
same station, at the same pump and top it up in the same manner.
ran it until it was out of gas. Normally gas mileage is determined by noting the
miles traveled and the amount of gas need at the next fillup. Also, always fill at the
same station, at the same pump and top it up in the same manner.
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ha! I get 10 Laps at 1.33mi each for 15gal of fuel!
1.125mpg almost Gallons per mile!
I guess that's what 5600cc's of injectors will do!
1.125mpg almost Gallons per mile!
I guess that's what 5600cc's of injectors will do!
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in fact the SA got better mileage between 3500-4000rpms than it did between 2500-3500rpms, which means it gets better mileage in 5th gear @80mph than it does @65....