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Hanson 10-25-2018 08:22 PM
2018 Toyota 86 Fuel milage
 
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I can't complain, at the moment, and I never reset anything on dash, with just hitting 3,000 Miles, 31.9 mpg, and everything posted, 29 something,
And that's with 225s on front 8" wheels 255 rear on 9" ,
I think the lower stance helps, I have tein z flex ciolovers,
Let's hear what your getting,

humfrz 10-26-2018 01:48 AM
Your car is looking gooood!

Is it a slow day in Ohio?

My stock 2013 FR-S gets about 28 around town and about 33 on the highway.


:)


humfrz

Borchert97 10-26-2018 01:50 AM
I can easily average low 30s if I'm taking care of it on the interstate on cruise control. My average with a lot of city driving is currently sitting at 25.9.

PatSciFRS 10-26-2018 09:14 AM
How do you guys do that? Mine is around 21 mpg driving around town and about 26 mpg driving on country roads and highways. I am amazed at people who claim to always drive at 4000 rpm. If I did that, the fuel consumption would be in the teens. I know it's because I drive like I am always late, that's why I do not get good gas mileage, and I accept that. It's good to know that if I restrain myself, I can achieve the numbers that you guys are getting.

Sasquachulator 10-26-2018 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by PatSciFRS (Post 3148620)
How do you guys do that? Mine is around 21 mpg driving around town and about 26 mpg driving on country roads and highways. I am amazed at people who claim to always drive at 4000 rpm. If I did that, the fuel consumption would be in the teens. I know it's because I drive like I am always late, that's why I do not get good gas mileage, and I accept that. It's good to know that if I restrain myself, I can achieve the numbers that you guys are getting.
Drive like a grandma and keep the revs low = get the best gas mileage
Drive like a hooligan and keep the revs up = gas hogging

Summerwolf 10-26-2018 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by PatSciFRS (Post 3148620)
How do you guys do that? Mine is around 21 mpg driving around town and about 26 mpg driving on country roads and highways. I am amazed at people who claim to always drive at 4000 rpm. If I did that, the fuel consumption would be in the teens. I know it's because I drive like I am always late, that's why I do not get good gas mileage, and I accept that. It's good to know that if I restrain myself, I can achieve the numbers that you guys are getting.


I drive like I'm always late and I average combined 31 MPG. Don't drive crazy in town and hit a 78 MPH cruise. I do, however have a decent stretch of back road I drive in a "spirited" manner twice daily on my commute.

StraightOuttaCanadaEh 10-26-2018 10:59 AM
How do you calculate the consumption anyway?

Sasquachulator 10-26-2018 11:32 AM
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How do you calculate the consumption anyway?
Distance travelled (use trip odo) divided by the amount of your next fillup.

qcbaker 10-26-2018 11:41 AM
The MPG average display in my car reads about 26, so I figure I'm getting 28-30 on the highway and 24 or so city. Obviously rough numbers since I haven't done the real math.

StraightOuttaCanadaEh 10-26-2018 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Sasquachulator (Post 3148645)
Distance travelled (use trip odo) divided by the amount of your next fillup.
Thanks

Mine varies from 23.6 to 26.9 mpg in that case. Only one tank it touched 27 mpg.

Petro Canada 94

PetrolioBenzina 10-26-2018 12:46 PM
15 mpg, E90.

Sapphireho 10-26-2018 12:50 PM
about 24 on gas, and about 14 on E85.

Leonardo 10-26-2018 12:58 PM
DD = 29mpg avg. Best full tank mpg on a road trip, 38.6

503 miles divided by 38.6 = 13.031 gallons. This is the only time a tank has lasted me 500 miles.

Christopher1977 10-26-2018 01:54 PM
Usually high 25s. I have to really restrain myself to get low 27s.


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