What is your BRZ average MPG?
 

My ‘17 Limited Automatic BRZ is averaging 30.7 MPG overall with 7,500 miles driven.

How is your BRZ doing with regard to fuel economy?

Eh my 2013 86 is basically a BRZ right?

According to my fuelio app over 4000 km:
Average: 7.25 L/100 km (32.4 mpg)
Best tank: 6.73 L/100 km (35 mpg)
Worst tank 7.72 L/100 (30.5 mpg)

I think I need to start having more fun in this car

There are quite a few threads on this where dozens of persons report their mileage. A quick Title search with the word "economy" turned up several. Mine is in my signature below....

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/searc...rchid=17428298

I don't track mine that closely but the gauge on the car shows my total average being 26.9mpg. I spend most of my time in stop and go. One hour to work and one hour back. Cruising at 75mph in 6th on flat ground the gauge says 35+/-1.

2013 6MT.

I drive it like I stole it any chance I get though. :) I never get good MPG in my cars other than our Suburban which I actually get better then average 15.9mpg. But that is because it's a tank so I drive it like a normal person.

Averaging anywhere from 28.5 to 30.2 per tank. Depends on a lot of factors. Overall, I'm pretty pleased with the MPG achieved by a car this capable.

If you're getting over 30mpg, you're not driving this car right! LOL ;)

I got 385 km from my last tank...what's that in mpg... 23-25 mpg?

Heh, another one of these.

I get about 25mpg with 80/20 city/highway. When I get 80/20 highway/city it's about 30 or more.

But I also keep revs higher for more smiles per gallon so

:burnrubber:

Ahh, time for our annual "what's your MPG" thread.


E85 about 14
Gas about 20

Annual? We were up to about two a week at one point.


I go really far when I drive one way. Not as far when I drive another.

Funny how that works.

"What is your mileage?"
"How much do you pay for insurance?"
"What was the total price you paid for the car?"


These are all questions where any and all replies are meaningless gibberish since the variables are massive and comparing is totally valueless data. They do make for some fun d1ck measuring responses though.

Look, Tcoat, we haven't yet proven there's such a thing as not having two exactly alike things.

So until we do, we must ask ourselves the same exact questions, every day, to narrow down and prove the hypothesis!!

Now I want to know your insurance premium, DAMMIT!

$750 a year. With full collision, comprehensive and replacement value coverage.


Actually that could be wrong since I think it went down about $20 this year.


LOL does that win the insurance rate duck measuring contest


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