15/19 5.3L LS1gen v-8 :(
20 1776cc VW aircooled

 

30mpg camry

 

haha 10/17 01 Durango. I only hit 17 once in 3 years of owning it. Usually was 10 or close to 11.

 

1999 Civic EX= 19 mpg

 

Damn! I read an article in a paper the other day about citizens upset about public officials driving Yukons that get <13MPG. It was costing $500 a month per official in gas. When questioned a council member said "I carry a lot of books and junk". Ludicrous! How many books do you think the fit will hold?

1999 Civic EX= 19 mpg
Wow that's about the same as my Prelude. I thought they did better

 

22/32 2002 Hyundai Accent GLS 1.6 L Automatic
21/31 2007 Honda Accord Sedan 2.4L Automatic

 

2006 civic -> 44mpg

 

2001 civic ex coupe mt 33mpg w/ i,h,e
08 fit sport auto hfp exhaust 30mpg

 

95 buick century-20mpg

 

9-12mpg in my modified fox mustang. a pretty quick car that i do NOT miss :P

 

Avg. per a tank

25mpg 1998 Eclipse GS
15mpg 2003 GX470
24mpg 2006 330i

 

V6 2006 mustang = 16-20 mpg

 

2002 Civic EX 5-Spd Sedan = 32/40MPG

I'm not even getting 31 MPG in my AT Fit...

 

17/20 1999 honda prelude.

 

i miss my car sometimes.

 

yeah its bs. Im getting maybe 25 but i know for sure its not pass 30mpg. I don't rev it, just normal high way drive and street driving. I tend keep under 2,500 rpm or 3,000

 

1999 Ford Escort ZX2 (auto): 25-30 mpg
2000 Ford Mustang GT (manual): 15-17 mpg
2001 Honda Civic EX (manual): 28-35 mpg
2005 Honda Civic Si (manual): 25-32 mpg
2001 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS (manual): 22-25 mpg

 

its still an automatic. for real.

 

13 -Nissan Titan 10" lift 37" tires.

 

'79 Chevy Nova, V8 305 ~13 mpg
'97 Dodge Dakota, 4 cyl ~22 mpg