2005 Subaru STi, all wheel drive, 6 speed with a big turbo...tuned for methanol on 93 Octane - 16 city, 22 highway
Same here. What year is yours? Decent car btw, but the V4 engine revs up loudly and tends to hum a lot.
2007 Toyoya 4Runner 18.5 City and about 22 or 23 Highway Luckily I live 2 miles from the office. My wife's 04 Accord gets much better gas mileage
2007 infiniti g35 coupe - 20mpg 2004 kawasaki zx6r - 35mpg check out the designs for a wearable motorcycle: http://www.greencardesign.co.uk/site/item.php?id=1210936143&category=news&subcat=
07 Ford 500 - about 21-22 MPG pretty nice ...the 500 is a big car, drives heavy, plus I use ****ty gas consistent w/ my employer's request ....im amazed it does so well well be moving on to an Escape by the end of the year
my brother in law said the same thing. He had a 2006 TL I think and then he sold it and bought a 2006 Maxima. He said he gets better mileage in the TL than the Maxima. Paying for premium fuel sucks.
Yeah, Im pretty surprised with the mileage on my TL 2008 TL - 28-29mpg (80% highway driving) 24-25 (about a 50/50 mix of city/highway driving)
98 BMW 323is 25-26mpg 06 BMW M5 11-15mpg (depending on how I drive though... got 9.5mpg last tank... was a fun tank though)
My wife has a Hummer H3. We calculated 16.5 MPG. My old Mustang gets about 18. Speaking of which, a guy at work just had to overhaul and replace all the batteries in his Prius. Cost him about $3,800. Its only 4 years old or so. The guy at the dealership said the batteries only last 4-5 years max. It basically ate away all his gas savings. Has anybody else had this experience?
first ive heard of. as of now i would rather get a honda civic or something and wait for plug in electric cars
