So /o/ Post your car &/or familly cars and the MPG they

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>>14110814
Audi A5 S-Line quattro 2.0tdi special edition

Gets 28.5MPG round town / 32MPG motorways

Advertised 35 / 52

>>14110814

2003 1.2 Fiat punto

22MPG not sure what it is advertised at

BMW 320D eco dynamics e90 2009

Advertised 64mpg i think
I do quite a bit of motorways
average atm is 73.8 according to the trip

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Mercades C210 AMG Sport 2.1 diesel 2009

Advertised i think is around 50

getting 68

97 Volvo 855 t5 17/24 rated. 20 avg according to the trip computer.
79 Toyota pickup. ?/? rated. 18-20 using odometer and maths.

My Toyota was advertised at 5.9 L/100km, the previous owner (my grandpa) said that's exactly what he was getting out of it across his ownership, the trip computer is currently saying 5.7 L/100km.

>>14110814
Mitsubishi raider
Dunno what the gas mileage was but I get 18 city and 20 highway
>trucks are suffering

>2005 Mazda 3 2.3L hatch
Advertised 24/31
Getting 33mpg combined

2014 TSX

I get 21 around town and 30 on the highway

2015 Accord 2.4L
Gets 28mpg

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>>14110814
1984 GMC Caballero
Gets ~10 because no overdrive
Advertised at 15 city 20 hwy

>>14111067
100% american

I want a range rover.
advertised at 18mpg most people report 15mpg

i would not be able to afford that fuel guzzling shit

yet you muricans can get 10mpg and not complain :(

370Z advertised at 18 city 26 hwy, best I've gotten is 24.

1965 Ford Falcon wagon, original papers say 17.6.
Considering the intake, cam, headers, carb, and heads are more performance oriented I doubt it will get past 12.

>>14111076
Oh I complain alright, you're just not around me. I love my car, but 10 mpg is insane. I plan on swapping the shitty 3-speed for a 4 speed auto overdrive. After that I should get the advertised mpg.

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>>14111084

95 Opel Vectra B 2.5 V6

Advertised combined: 30mpg
Gets 15-18 mpg after removing eco from ecotech

Smiles per gallon are worth it tho

>>14111096
nice faggotZ you fuck

>>14111096
I was going to buy the 350z v6 GT coupé not convertable (2005ish)

Is the car a nice drive?
I ended up looking at the slightly newer ones where prices went up so ended up getting a german

i do wish i paid £6k less and got the 350 z now

People reading old school car ads with what seem like decent mpgs for what they are realize highway was 55 mph max or less with some stupid 2.7x-3.0x gear.

>>14111076

04 silverado v6 5spd
Advertised 15 city 18 hwy.

Ive never seen 14 on the highway with a tailwind.
Headwinds get me 11 and a top speed of 60mph.

Ill be moving "down" to a big v8 60's classic and be getting the same gas milage

>>14110814
2013 Volkswagen Beetle Fender Edition
2.0L Turbo with a 6 speed standard
Advertised 24/28
Actual 21.8/34

I have given up on owning a VAG product and ever getting really good gas mileage. I own the car for the experience not to be economical.

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2009 Ford Focus, rated at 24/35/28. I beat the estimated average quite handily this year.

My Miata is advertised at like 24-25 but I typically get 28-30 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>taking the time and effort to calculate MPG
>being a poorfag with more time than money

Pick 2 and get a better job

>>14111234
Whats wrong with going

'i putin z litres at x milage, im now empty at y miles, so (y-x)/z = m mpg"

They could be driving a classic that doesnt have this feature

you cannot get rich by wasting money, you can by keeping on top of your finances.

>>14111234
>Things chronically poor people that have stumbled into some money say

>>14111295
>having nothing better to do than remember a 6 digit mileage and a 4 digit gallon number for at least 2 weeks
>having a life

Pick one

>>14111334
you just write it down you dumbass

>>14111349
Youre such a little faggot taking out your pen and pad at the gas station so you can track your precious gasoline consumption because Lord knows you could use an extra 37 cents this week

Lmao at your life

My Honda Insight gets 40 to 60 mpg. Going from hilly city driving to optimal highway driving.

>>14110814
1991 Mazda Miata 29 MPG

2005 Dodge Ram 2WD Cummins with a camper shell, 27-28 MPG combined (vast majority highway)

2005 Chevy Malibu Maxx 26 MPG (majority highway)

1997 Dodge Ram 1500, 16 MPG combined

1971 Chevy C10, 7-9 MPG

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>Picture
>15 City 25 Highway

It gets like 13 city though depending on how you drive it. Four-cylinder mode helps a lot on the highway, and you can get up to a true 25, maybe even more, but I don't really drive there.

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2012 Camaro SS

I think it's 16 city and 24 highway? I get 22-23 MPG combined. I've seen 27-28 MPG highway with cruise control set to 75.

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99 lancer
5.5l per 100km on highway, you can achieve it if you're doing 90 but a little more and it all goes to shit all the way up to 7 at 110-120
Its mostly used for super short distance driving, like 1-2km in city and then stop and then go again and now that its like between 0-10 C outside, tiny lawnmower engine needs to warm itself up (1.3) it just fucked me with 15 liters used per 100 km. Zero acceleration, zero power and uses fuel like a fucking 3.0 bmw e60.

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>>14111375
>not tracking your fuel consumption to make sure your car is running at optimum levels
Get a load of this fucking normie trash.

Also, my cousins net worth is $5.2M and he still tracks his fuel economy. So much for your "poorfag" theory.

>he's actually so poor he can't afford to fill up every time to track his economy and has sour grapes about it

>>14111468
>>not tracking your fuel consumption to make sure your car is running at optimum levels

That doesn't make sense. For one, how inconsistent fuel economy can be for any automobile being driven differently but I did enjoy your fictional anecdote

Hope your life begins to turn around, you have quite the imagination

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I get 10mpg highway, and get something lower in the city. Once, when it snowed, I went a little over 70 miles on 14 gallons of gas. But I have two 19 gallon tanks, so I still have good range.

>>14111519
That looks like the truck of nightmares

>>14111505

Nigga, if you average between 20-30 mpg and one day your mpg is 8 or 40 you know somethings up, either engine emergency mode or fuel leak or fuel filter etc

>>14111531
Got 7.5 liters of American freedom power. Sounds like a diesel, but is gas

>>14111538
Because you totally wouldn't notice that qualitatively

>>14111505
>That doesn't make sense.
Are you retarded?

>Now you know that your car isn't getting the 26 mpg listed on the window sticker. The next step is to find ways to improve your mileage. Performing simple maintenance should be your first course of action. Once you get your car serviced, check the mileage again and with any luck, you will see a difference. In some cases the improvement could be dramatic. Also bear in mind that in cars with large engines, small improvements are actually more significant than they appear. For example, an improvement from 12 mpg to 15 mpg is actually a 20 percent improvement.
http://www.edmunds.com/fuel-economy/how-to-keep-gas-mileage-records.html

>For one, how inconsistent fuel economy can be for any automobile being driven differently
That's why you track it by your driving habits? Fuck you're retarded.

>Hope your life begins to turn around, you have quite the imagination
But, I can afford to fill up my car and so can my wife. Also, we're enjoying our comfy 4bd 3 1/2bth house, stay poor moron.

>>14111380
First gen? Those things are rad as fuck

1974 bmw 2002 w/ 5 speed - 30mpg mixed on economy tune
2012 ford fiesta - 35mpg mixed, but mostly highway.

>>14111148
He drives a 370z not a 350z you stupid faggot why would you ask him that? Youre talking about 286hp vs 334hp

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On diesel: 25-31mpg
Veggie: 23-26
Diesel/WATF: 24-28
>tfw no overdrive
Feels pretty good man.

Haven't looked up factory 240D fuel mileage in a while.

>>14112222
Same car different slightly engine

>>14110814
I've got a P71
Advertised is like 16 but on Summer gas i can get 24 and Winter I can get 10-12

13 gli
22/33
Better than all the other cars I've had.

FiST, 14
27ish combined, can hit 40 on trips

2006 grand prix GXP

22/23 varied driving. A little better than advertised

>Feels good man

>>14111704
no. The 2010-2014 "not prius" 4 door hatch.

Advertised 18 city.
Real 10 city.

Advertised 20 city
Real 20 city

Advertised 15 city
Real 12 city.

Advertised 16 city
Real 12 city.

Honda Fit
33 mpg according to the computer.
27 city / 33 hwy according to EPA.

Porsche 968 Cabriolet - 1992 model year. Mostly high traffic in town daily driver. 20-26 mpg. When it gets out on an Interstate it's a little better in the low 30's.

Renault megane 1.5 dci
> I activated emergency mode by doing something not sure what but reduced power but still enough power to do 65 on motorways

Advertised 42
I get 99.9 on motorways (Doesn't go past 99.9 on trip computer)

Round town 80-90 depending on traffic

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Advertised: 31 city/40 high
Real: 27 city/36 high

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Golf R32 - 2007
17 city
33 motorway

>>14110814
Fiat Palio 1.7 l TD

40 on Hw/ 36 on street

>'07 chebby monte carlo
>3.5l v6
>30+ mpg highway, ~25mpg city

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>>14110814
I have no clue what mileage I'm getting but people reckon my cars exhaust burns their eyes so it's probably not great

>>14113189
Are you saying you get up to 100 mpg? Jesus holy dick fuck. I get 10 on a good day on the highway.

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Nissan s14
0.8l/10km
no idea what it was when new

>>14111375

>Not having the mental faculties to remember a 3 digit number from the last time you filled up, and the 10 seconds to divide the mileage difference by the gallons.

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2.7l ecoboost

18.6 mpg

>>14113189
doubt

Fueleconomy.gov says my 1993 240sx (KA24DE) gets 19 city 26 hwy.

I've gotten 23 city 30 hwy.

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I get a combined 28mpg according to my dash, with mostly city driving.

Car is rated at 26 city/33 highway

>>14110814
2004 Nissan xterra supercharged stock
>10 mpg

>>14110814
2009 Corolla with a 2.4L automatic.

Advertized: 25 MPG Combines
What I really get: 27.9 MPG

Feels good, man. Basically, drive with a light foot when you're going to and from school or work. Save the hooning for the Friday drive home and the weekend. That's pretty much how I do it.

2013 Porsche 911

Advertised: 21 mpg city 28 highway
Actual: 23.5 mpg combined

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1999 VW Passat 2.0 TDI

Last time I refueled it, I drove 1350km and filled up 57l.
So, around 4.8l/100km (49 MPG)
My record was 4l/100km (59 MPG) on an 80km trip.

>>14110814
>or family cars
If you don't own your own car what are you doing on /o/?

9-5 Aero
37MPG

>>14110814
27mpg advertised
18mpg actual
I turbocharged it.

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>>14110814

1983 Volvo 740 N.A 2.0l injected

31 MPG
bretty gud for a 32 years old car, but I rebuilt the whole head. I don't know what it was advertised

>>14115535
Is that your 744?
Is that a dent on the rear arc?
Usually they go for 10L - 12L/100KM

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My -95 Opel Astra does about 6-7l/100km (~36 MPG) combined usually. Best I've got from it was 4,9l/100km (48 MPG). It was advertised back in the day to do around 6l/100km combined, so it's close enough.

>>14115539
yeah it's mine
it's a dent from the previous and first owner, i can't quite figure out how he did it

I drive quite carefully, (europoor student) and it's been around 3000 km that I got between 7 and 8l/100km

>>14115549
Have you tried cold de-denting?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILVWPzO_swY

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>>14115565
not even...
it's been 3 month that I have it and i haven't got the time yet.
i'ts on the list but the motor and tranny were prioritary (gearbox was fine apart from no reverse)
Motor is now 99% OK, i'll move to the interior and body (even though i had already done undercarriage parts because of rust)

that's the joy of buying a 150€ car

>pic related, the day i bought it

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google says it was rated 52 city / 45 highway

These days I get 44/45mpg combined

2001 prius

>>14115573
Get the fuel cap lock fixed instead before going over the interior.
And speaking of fuel, might need to change that fuel filter.

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>>14115581
look at the first pic, this is the first thing I did
all filters are new, it has been through 2 oil changes in the last 3 month, injectors had been cleaned, the head gasket and basically all seals on the head are new, the valves had been checked, gearbox oil is new as well as diff oil....

it can run as weel as it could 30 years ago, but the interior is still awful (every door as the handle broken)

Also, i don't thing the air dédenting will work as the panel is more fucked that in the video... I'll still give it a shot !

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>>14110814
2000 polo
EPA city 28 mpg(US)
EPA highway 48 mpg(US)
EPA combined 37 mpg(US)


Lifetime MPG : 41mpg

pic related: literally mfw

also my mums corolla sedan 2008 does like 38MPG average

>>14115590
God speed anon.
Good to see that the heart of the car has been fixed, thought it was just the head you fixed.

But one thing is much needed.
A tow hitch.
A volvo without a tow hitch is like a hand without a thumb.

>>14115602
the head needed work, everything else is fine :)

i'll invest in a hook when i'll need one... as for now i'm a student living in a small appartment and don't really need one !

but thanks mang, i'll take good care of it

>>14115629
Hope it lives another 30+ years, anon.

>>14111380

Fuck I want one of those to drop in a nasty b20

>>14111375
jokes on you faggot i'm not poor i'm just autistic