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KnifeEdge_2K1 Apr 17, 2007 08:29 PM

Cant believe no one's thought of this yet ...
 
This is the Fuel economy POLL !!!

please be truthful and catagories are average fuel economy over the life of the vehicle, dont give your highs and lows.

If you havn't recorded the average fuel economy then just give your best guess, so if you see 33mpg the most put it under the 30-33 mpg tab get it ??

This is going to be a much better tool than searching through the 40 something page long threads we have about this topic.

CB19 Apr 17, 2007 09:15 PM

Your poll title is incomplete, mpg in the city totally different than the one on the hwy, so, do you want the city mpg or hwy mpg?
Chris

NaTuReB0Y Apr 17, 2007 10:15 PM

29 mpg............:mad:

KnifeEdge_2K1 Apr 18, 2007 12:32 AM

average over the life of the car, doesn't matter if they're highway or city

big Fit Apr 18, 2007 05:35 AM


Originally Posted by CB19 (Post 133566)
Your poll title is incomplete, mpg in the city totally different than the one on the hwy, so, do you want the city mpg or hwy mpg?
Chris

It just simply ask the average. Yes that will depend on your driving habits. We will never get an exact controled situation... The way I see it is that it will all average. You can add a high and a low then divide it by two or add all your totals then divide them by the number of mpg entries.
My wrecked fit averaged 35.5 the fit I drive now does less then 28

CB19 Apr 18, 2007 06:23 AM


Originally Posted by big Fit (Post 133674)
It just simply ask the average. Yes that will depend on your driving habits. We will never get an exact controled situation... The way I see it is that it will all average. You can add a high and a low then divide it by two or add all your totals then divide them by the number of mpg entries.
My wrecked fit averaged 35.5 the fit I drive now does less then 28

It's about the poll, not the additional commentary, you cannot vote 25 mpg in the city and 35 for the highway in the same time, the poll accepts just one choice, so do you drive exclusively the city or the open road only:confused: :confused: :confused:

CB19 Apr 18, 2007 06:35 AM


Originally Posted by KnifeEdge_2K1 (Post 133628)
average over the life of the car, doesn't matter if they're highway or city

All the stats are done by measuring the mpg in the city and separately for the hwy... no such thing as average mpg...
Chris

pimpvw Apr 18, 2007 07:24 AM

sure there is you take the miles you drove on one tank and you divide it by how many gallons it takes to fill her back up

peg_leg Apr 18, 2007 07:58 AM

29.8 :mad: if i wanted crappy milage i would have gotten a hummer :mad:

FondaFit Apr 18, 2007 09:12 AM

I've had my Fit just shy of a year and I've been keeping a notebook the whole time, including recording gas prices. It has about 24,500 on it now. I started seeing better fuel economy after the first 10,000 miles, so I focused on performance in the second half of the year to get the average -- between 30-33 mpg for the last 6 months. In the first few months of ownership I was disappointed, only getting about 27-29. Mix of highway and city for my daily commute. When I've done a couple of road trips with steady highway driving (using cruise control and having a passenger keeps me more conservative), I've done as well as 36-37 mpg.

kps Apr 18, 2007 09:20 AM

4454.2 miles / 122.56 US gallons = 36.3 miles per US gallon. Mostly city and mostly winter so far. Standard transmission.

KnifeEdge_2K1 Apr 18, 2007 12:01 PM

if you take the mileage of the car over the fuel consumption so far then you have the average, you can't distinguish between city and hwy very well either unless you exclusively fill up right before and after on and off ramps respectively.

Sport Apr 18, 2007 06:09 PM

Knife,

I see one problem here. You should have 2 polls. One for MT fuel economy and the other for AT. Only makes sense. :)

KnifeEdge_2K1 Apr 18, 2007 06:38 PM

oo, didnt think of that, can a moderator please change it ??

osborne Apr 18, 2007 07:59 PM

33 Mpg
 
I have an M/T Fit with around 1100 miles and currently getting an average of 33 MPG. The first tank I ran the car hard for 20 miles doing the "controversial" break-in method and then ran it under normal break in conditions. The second tank was under normal break in conditions with 95% city driving and I got 300 miles on 9 gallons of fuel. The third tank was mostly highway miles (with 90 minutes of stop-and-go traffic for 10 miles) of standard driving and I got just over 300 miles on 9 gallons of fuel. At my current fuel readings I will be around 280 miles on 9 gallons of fuel. But I think it is still a little early to be worried about what my MPG is, but I am keeping track of it.

NCFit Apr 19, 2007 08:54 AM

MT in the mountains of NC... average 31 mpg everytime :D :cool: :D :cool:

sortanewinatl Apr 19, 2007 09:00 AM

MT Sport. 3 tanks of gas so far. 100% city driving. 31.2 MPG

Gordio Apr 20, 2007 12:04 AM


Originally Posted by KnifeEdge_2K1 (Post 133868)
oo, didnt think of that, can a moderator please change it ??

Start two new threads, separating AT and MT, and I'll delete this thread. I'm new to modding..so I don't know if there's any better way o.O if there is with my power, tell me so I can do it. The problem is I won't know which votes are AT or MT within that.

And for CB19, I think it'd be too much to separte city and highway, because even tho people say 90% highway 10% city, it is only a rough estimate, and everyone has different ways of interpreting that. 90% of the TIME is driving highway, or 90% of the MILES, etc.

CB19 Apr 20, 2007 07:03 AM


Originally Posted by Gordio (Post 134266)
And for CB19, I think it'd be too much to separte city and highway, because even tho people say 90% highway 10% city, it is only a rough estimate, and everyone has different ways of interpreting that. 90% of the TIME is driving highway, or 90% of the MILES, etc.

Sure, 10-4:) ;)
Drive safely
Chris

KnifeEdge_2K1 Apr 20, 2007 04:09 PM

sorry for the trouble guys but can u re vote on the other 2 threads i made, this one gonna get shut down

good to see we have a normal distribution, with the new catagories ill get some analysis of the data done once there are sufficient posts


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