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Originally Posted by phrosty
If you granny drive, you can easily get 35. I got 36-38 during my break-in period, and that was about 50% city / 50% 75-85mph freeway. Helps to have an automatic.
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Over almost 60,000 miles I've averaged a little over 32MPG, and I never "granny drive" so that seems like a fair trade. I've been honestly surprised what great gas mileage I get given my less than hyper mileage driving habits.
For anyone that is interested I've documented every tank in my Owner's Journal first post (well its a couple months behind, I need to update it).
I've done a couple of timed tests when traveling (fill up, get on the Interstate, get off, calculate avg speed and mileage) and still get well over 30MPG averaging speeds higher than 70MPH.
I suspect when I buy new tires soon I'll end up losing some because I won't be buying low resistance summer tires.