How many MPG do you get?

[iamwiz82]

around 21 in the Jeep Cherokee and about 29 in the Neon.

 

[vi edit]

~32 on the highway, 25'ish in town. '94 Camry with weed eater 2.2L engine.

 

[res1bhmg]

MPG is only important from a financial standpoint; it actually matters very little in terms of environmental friendliness. Even the most extravagent vehicles (Ford Excursion anyone?) release fewer hydrocarbons than anyone driving a car over a decade old.

 

[cmf21]

30+ city 40+ highway
1993 dodge colt

 

[JEDI]

8mpg
1974 Chevy (Racing) Nova <380hp, i think>

25 mpg
1981 Chevy Citation

31mpg
1993 Nissan Sentra

32mpg
2002 Chevy Prizm (sticker says 40mpg. WHAT A LIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

100mpg
2010 hydrogen/electric/solar hybrid

 

[NFS4]

25 - 27 MPG

'95 Camry LE

 

[DonaldC]

I manage 23-27 depending.

 

[malbojah]

I'm getting about 12 mpg on my 94 saturn sl2

 

[Turin39789]

Originally posted by: res1bhmg
MPG is only important from a financial standpoint; it actually matters very little in terms of environmental friendliness. Even the most extravagent vehicles (Ford Excursion anyone?) release fewer hydrocarbons than anyone driving a car over a decade old.

also important because there is a finite amount of oil on the earth

 

[MichaelD]

Oh, who clicked "70+" in the poll? My foot!

I get 13-14 mpg in my gas-sucking SUV.

2001 Trooper/3.5L V6. Worse mileage (not by much, though...) than same-size SUVs w/small V8's. Granted, I'm 90% happy with the power (it'll fly, but you have to nail the pedal, and that makes the gas gauge needle go "Whheeeeeee!!! *thunk*) but I wish it got just a little better mileage. I'd be happy with high-teens.

The trade-off however, is that there's no place I can't go (low-range 4WD is the true schiznitz), rain-flooded streets are nary a challenge, and lowered Civic Del Sols get stuck b/t my tire and the wheelwell...like a piece of gum on the bottom of your shoe.

Also, I could pretty much fit the average econobox ricemobile in the back of my truck w/the rear seats folded down. (j/k, but it's close...moved two bookcases last week... each 5 feet tall by 4 feet wide...no problem)

 

[crab]

I have a 1990 Dodge Ram Wagon B250 with a hi-top...5.2l V8 (170 wusspower) and like 11mpg.

 

[Darein]

About 15-16 on my '95 Explorer.

 

[MeanMeosh]

19 - 20 in the city, 23 - 26 on the highway

1995 Mazda MX-6 LS

 

[cherrytwist]

I've been hovering @ 26 mpg on my '02 GTI (1.8T) for the past several tanks.

 

[PeeluckyDuckee]

I'm sure we got single digit for our previous old boat, 85 Bonneville.

On our new ride, Oldsmobile Intrigue, we're only getting around 13mpg. Is this normal for a new vehicle? Will mpg improve as it gets broken in?

 

[HiTek21]

I get about 27 miles per gallon on my 91 Prelude Si... Kind of sad considering its a 2.1 liter engine

 

[Angrymarshmello]

About 16~20mpg in my 88 Accord, depending on how much I floor it and such

 

[yakko]

With the way I drive about 23 to 27.

 

[PsychoAndy]

Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
About 16~20mpg in my 88 Accord, depending on how much I floor it and such

I'm getting at least 30 in the city with my 88 integra. Damn.

-PAB

 

[OS]

Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
About 16~20mpg in my 88 Accord, depending on how much I floor it and such

For all your FWD/compact car/import/honda/4 banger smack talking, it's really funny that you drive a 4 cylinder honda accord.

It best not be the sub 100 hp version.

 

[Chilled&Refined]

98 mazda 626
25-30mpg

 

[Thegonagle]

My 92 Civic LX (5 speed) got from 25-42, depending how and where I was driving.

With my POS 94 Saturn SL2, also a 5 speed, I haven't seen over 23. :|

 

[bonk102]

25-30 in my car, city miles though, with an oil change, and a full tank of premium gas (dry gas added), i can get nearly 40 mpg

 

[BCYL]

~35MPG

00 civic Hatchback 5spd...

 

[Angrymarshmello]

Originally posted by: OuterSquare

Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
About 16~20mpg in my 88 Accord, depending on how much I floor it and such

For all your FWD/compact car/import/honda/4 banger smack talking, it's really funny that you drive a 4 cylinder honda accord.

It best not be the sub 100 hp version.

I can't afford $350 a month for liability only on a Mustang. Maybe you can but I'm not rich, sorry

It's the 120hp version EFI version, my dad owns the carb version

And compared to our Ford, which has had a total of less than $150 in repairs on it (and 2 cans of freon, free from a friend) we've had over $5000 in repairs on both my dads and my own Honda. (He drives an 88 Accord LX, mine a 88 LXi) I can't wait to get rid of this pos, which I might add, the compressor for the AC and the dashboard clock is also out as well as the clock. (Clock ~ $50, compressor + labor to install = $1300, more than half the book value of the car)

PsychoAndy - yea it sucks but its only about $11 a week for gas so it's not too big of a dent on the wallet