18.5 mpg?

[Chinadian]

im at 7.7L/100KM whats that in MPG?

[diirk]

Currently my city/hwy combo is 29mpg. My hwy mileage is 32mpg at 80mph for about 400 miles. My trackday mileage is about 10mpg.

[Solbadfrs]

I get 28 to 29 mpg and I drive mine hard I don't baby mine

[Skye]

Hoe can I locate my missing key doesn't the trarnsmitter have a signal that could be picked up?

[TemeCal]

Originally Posted by Skye

Hoe can I locate my missing key doesn't the trarnsmitter have a signal that could be picked up?

^ say what?? Whatcha talkin' bout Willis?

[Cajun]

28.8 but its steadily going up. Auto trans
900 miles, 2 1/2 weeks old

[cuddefred]

Originally Posted by Chinadian

im at 7.7L/100KM whats that in MPG?

30.5 in US gallons, 36.7 imperial.

[sf86]

I'm average at 21 MPG. Its 85% city and 15% highway. Can't seem to go over 22MPG no matter how i drive

[Cajun]

Have u tried resetting your mpg and starting off fresh? Not sure if that will help but just an idea

[PrDarkKnight]

jajajaja! Then I guess I'm having a blast!! 17.9mpg lol!

[serialk11r]

Originally Posted by sf86

I'm average at 21 MPG. Its 85% city and 15% highway. Can't seem to go over 22MPG no matter how i drive

Traffic around the Bay is brutal, I hear ya. Short shift like crazy, if traffic is crawling try to roll around in 3rd or 4th at a low speed if you can and leave big gaps, it really really helps the mpg. In fact that is close to the ideal scenario for constant load mpg. Turn off the engine at lights too. Automatic transmissions think <1500rpm is good enough for the engine to be running with moderate load, so be sure to keep shifting up! Oh I just noticed you have an AT, shift to neutral when stopped. Halves the idle consumption or so.

My car weighs 600lb less and has 0.2 L less displacement, so it's easier to get good mpg but 27mpg in traffic moving at 5mph and stopping relatively frequently is about what I can get. Most of the fuel burn in traffic comes from the engine running but barely ever doing useful work.

Those hills in the city are horrible though, they have stupid stop signs everywhere.

However you have a nice relaxed cruising gear, so those highway miles should be "freebies".

[G RUSH]

Originally Posted by cuddefred

30.5 in US gallons, 36.7 imperial.

The actual answer should have been "Google"

[Andyx5044]

stay safe brahs. stick shift, i coast everytime going down bridges and let it get down to about 55-60 before shifting back in gear

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by Andyx5044

stay safe brahs. stick shift, i coast everytime going down bridges and let it get down to about 55-60 before shifting back in gear

You shouldn't be coasting in neutral downhill, that's worse for mileage. In the vast majority of new cars (I believe '05 and later) the car will detect what's going on and shut off the injectors allowing gravity and momentum to keep the engine turning over and the accessories powered. When you coast in neutral you'll need to burn fuel to keep the engine turning over and power flowing to all your accessories.

Coast in gear, your car was designed for it.

Also for those who are getting poor mileage (<25 mpg), not sure if it's been posted before but you're in the minority:
http://www.fuelly.com/car/scion/fr-s