For my own vehiculars, I've got an '81 Cadillac Seville that gets between 17 and 20 depending on where it's going. My 2000 Crown Victoria also gets about 17 around town, 20 on the highway. But my motorcycle, which I'll be using most of the summer, can top about 80 mpg
How many MPG do you get in your vehicle? (What's your gas mileage?)
03/21/2011
I have a 1992 Geo tracker that is beat to hell with 247,000 miles it still gets 30 MPG. I keep up on maintaining it it looks like shit but runs great.
03/21/2011
mid 20s - low 30s depending on driving conditions.
2001 Saturn L200
132,000 + miles
2001 Saturn L200
132,000 + miles
03/22/2011
We just bought a Prius; we're expecting at least mid 40s. Haven't had to buy gas yet! According to the display, so far we're getting 48 mpg.
03/16/2013
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Low 20s I think. I hate it...used to get 37 mpg highway in my old vehicle.
Originally posted by
vegan.guy
How many MPG do you get in your vehicle? (Average)
If you live in a country that uses "liters" or some other form of measurement, feel free to post it in the response section.
If you live in a country that uses "liters" or some other form of measurement, feel free to post it in the response section.
03/16/2013
20-30 or so
03/16/2013
Right around 30.
03/16/2013
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I did a long, LONG trip in my 2013 Honda CR-V and I can tell you, I was shocked that I got a measured 43 mpg. I was thrilled. I tracked it via gas purchases the whole time. I was in a colder area, so no AC being used, and it was almost 100% smooth freeway driving. I know my "usual" mileage is about 33 MPG in that car, but on this trip it was awesome.
Originally posted by
vegan.guy
How many MPG do you get in your vehicle? (Average)
If you live in a country that uses "liters" or some other form of measurement, feel free to post it in the response section.
If you live in a country that uses "liters" or some other form of measurement, feel free to post it in the response section.
03/16/2013
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Ouch. I get that in my new Ford truck!
Originally posted by
vegan.guy
I have an '09 Volkswagen Jetta and I get between 20 and 30 mpg . . . unfortunately.
03/16/2013
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I love those Honda's. I can buy any car I want and will always stick with Honda. That is just one reason. The others are reliability and safety.
Originally posted by
liilii080
My Honda Civic (05) is a total gas sipper. I just wish she had a little more get up and go (of course if she did, dhe wouldn't sip gas!)
03/16/2013
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A friend got an electric car. You will be shocked at how high your electric bills will go. Plus, it takes more energy from coal plants to produce the electricity. Electrics are neither "green", nor economical at this point. Then the HUGE expense and pollution in getting rid of those large banks of batteries!!!! Don't get duped. Do the research.
Originally posted by
sbon
Between 20-30 with a 2006 chevy cobalt. My next car will be electric methinks, but that will be a long, long time from now.
03/16/2013
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May need a tune up.
Originally posted by
moonch1ld
I have a 93 honda accord and lately its getting less than 20 mpg. Kinda disappointing.
03/16/2013
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Look into the cost of charging them. The pollution caused by coal plants to charge them. The cost to replace batteries and the lead waste caused by those batteries. Pile on that the unavailability of parts/service and the LOW distance you can travel and you may find an electric...at this point in history, to me more a nightmare then "dream". I want an electric too...they just are far from viable options at this point. When they have a SOLAR POWERED car, with a back up engine for cloudy times, I am THERE.
Originally posted by
vegan.guy
My two dream cars at the moment (electric)
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03/16/2013
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I think 8-12 is what tanks get!!! Ouch.
Originally posted by
vegan.guy
Wow, 8-12 is pretty bad. lol. Especially considering I recently read that most 18-wheelers get 6 to the gallon.
03/16/2013
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The new ones get far better mileage.
Originally posted by
ColorSplash
I drive a RAV 4 2000 and it has around 25 mph.
03/16/2013
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Had one of those for a while....yes, they are gas hogs.
Originally posted by
leanright69
I drive the Ford Excrusion. I remember when I had a Jeep and then the kids started coming. We moved up to a Durango. The kids kept coming. Added a few more kids and a grandmother to the mix and ended up with the biggest SUV on the road. I love
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I drive the Ford Excrusion. I remember when I had a Jeep and then the kids started coming. We moved up to a Durango. The kids kept coming. Added a few more kids and a grandmother to the mix and ended up with the biggest SUV on the road. I love it except when I have to fill it up.
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03/16/2013
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A 64 Valiant? That is like a classic now. Cool. Very cool.
Originally posted by
~LaUr3n~
My 1964 Plymouth Valiant gets about 27 right now, but has the potential to get more. We never got it tuned enough. I'm goo with the 27 though. My 2000 Ford Focus gets about 25-32 depending on how I drive and where I am driving.
03/16/2013
I love my Prius. In summer I can get 52. Not so much in winter with the studded tires on, but I said 52 just because I do get that sometimes.
03/16/2013
Mid 30s usually, more if I'm cautious
03/16/2013
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That's encouraging — it would be awesome if ours does that well. Is your Prius good in the snow?
Originally posted by
jennifur77
I love my Prius. In summer I can get 52. Not so much in winter with the studded tires on, but I said 52 just because I do get that sometimes.
03/17/2013
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