I have a 88 vert, no A/C, and I get 16.5 mpg - mostly highway driving.

 

I got 18 on my 87 GXL

 

i know average 19-22 even if i drive it hard.

 

60/51 or 47/55 hehehe ohhh your talking on my rx? less then 15 :p

 

I took it to atlanta and smoky mountains, ac off, top down, avgd 22

back in town, traffic and ac, back to 16, so I stopped checking

 

Average about 17/18 I get about 280 out of 15 gal of gas half city driving half highway. I get about 415 out of 15 gal on just highway keeping the speed constant at about 60--over that speed and milage starts to drop rapidly!!

 

so far mine has been under 14. i'll know for sure when i fill it up this weekend. Course, I did just get the car, and i "had to" make sure that it could drift properly and would get up to speed in an appropriate time.

 

18 mpg city usually shifting at 3500 to 4000rpm with a few jaunts to 5 or 6k on my '86 NA with no mods. I did pull over 28 mpg highway running 75mph at 85 degrees outside and no A/C one time.

 

just checked. I got 12-13 mpg

 

Best of 33 mpg highway....87 TII, s5 streetport, t04e, fjo wideband, and a haltech e6k with properly tuned closed loop .....Max

 

advice on getting more milages per gallon?

 

I just calculated that I get 14 mpg with 94 octane city driving. I havent noticed it getting any worse with the temp coming down like someone else had mentioned. Although it pulls way more with the cold air. I did take her on a road trip this summer and the gas mileage from what I remember was substantially better, even with speeds of 120 mph plus in alot of places. thank God I didnt get pulled over hehe

 

about 17-20 mpg. I never use the AC anyways.

 

'88 GXL. Ever since it started getting colder here, I've been getting 12-13mpg city driving (and that's with a light foot), and I averaged 22mpg pure highway driving on Saturday (with a heavy foot). I can't figure out why my city average is so low. The cold weather seems to have a huge effect.

Could someone in the know please post what (if any) effect cleaning the fuel injectors/replacing fuel filter/replacing oxygen sensor will have on mpg city driving?

 

they will go up. try the air filter also and make shure your tires are properly inflated. (all coming from a wal-mart "assosiate" had to say it a billion times last month.)


ej

 

I think I get between 16-17 in city, and near 25 on the highway. If not 25, easily 23. The mileage isn't good, but this is a 17 year old car we are talking about.

 

funny thing about, i always seemed to get better gas mileage by keeping the rpm's around 6-7000 rpm cruising... whats up with that?

 

I am driving a 91. I only get about 13-14 miles to the gallon. How can I improve this?

 

Never mind on ideas about improving. I didn't take the time to read the thread and search. Sorry

 

I must be messed.....I get something like 9.6mpg
~280km/tank (70L)
~175miles/18.1 gallons

full city driving, off boost, low rpm, no a/c
but weird thing is....I get about the same mileage at the TRACK!

 

'90 TII S5

23road/26highway

 

I also notice I seem to consume more fuel if I keep the RPM's low. I think the rotary engine consumes fuel at a contant rate, regardless of RPM. The faster you get to your destination, the less fuel you use!!

Or not...

 

29 in my '87 Sport
13 in my '89 TII
18 in my '89 GTUs (tps is out of whack)

 

30 mpg, highway.
Tips on better gas mileage:
No A/C, or just take it off
No Air Pump
run really lean to blow your poor rotary and do a 1.6l civic swap.

 

around 18 in my n/a vert