I average around 24mpg, for a few reasons, the speed limits are slower down here in the Keys, there aren't any hills, and we have no ethanol gas available because of all the boats.
ecrew16,
You're a somewhat local...sweet!!
Maybe I'll see you up in Tahoe some time.
My daily mileage is about 13, but, I live under a mile from work, so the engine never really warms up, and in addition, traffic is bad here.
On the open road, I get ~ 22 MPG.
thats what i wanted to see!!! I live about 3 miles from work have to stop once to drop the kid off and soon Kids and then go about another block to work. So My vehicles also never get warmed up.
My tacoma only got about 17-18MPG on the freeway but was do have many 6% grades here in Oregon. and thats at 72 MPH
16-18 but I do probably 80% city driving. When I get out on the open highway I'm usually around 20-22. Best ever was 23.7 crusing at 65-70 pretty steadily on flat terrain and cool weather.
You forgot to mention NO warm up time. There's virtually no time spent in an enrichened state. 2-3 minutes after starting it's warm.
I swear, Marathon is one of the hottest places in the summer. Just brutal! I used to be in and out of there some...
...I'm a retired AF air traffic control and radar tech, although it's not as bad as say, putting on a chem suit in Saudi in Aug, but it is damn hot...
just drove to NJ and back, on the way down sitting through a lot of traffic, but when I was going around 55-65 on cruise control as easy as possible I got 21.9 mpg (calculated) on the way back going around 70-75 and just following traffic I got 23.8 mpg but that was 100% gas, no ethanol
Where did you get gas with no ethanol in it in jersey?
Summers are tough down here, but Winters are awesome. In July and August it's not so bad if you're out on the water, I can imagine how hot is on the flightline after getting out of a plane, I'm a retired AF air traffic control and radar tech, although it's not as bad as say, putting on a chem suit in Saudi in Aug, but it is damn hot.
I just got back from Marathon this afternoon and thought I'd post this half tank's mpg numbers, I always reset on fillups so I can see if anythings changed. Outside temp is 91, heat index is 102, computer mpg is 27.4, looks like everything is normal. Need a smilie sweating his a$$ off!
Every fill-up's computations I ever had when compared to the vehicle's computer, was off by approximately 1.5 to 2 MPG on my 2007 V8 4Runner Sport. This was using the old mileage divided by the number of gallons used, which is the exact way of computing MPG from a tank of fuel. Done on the venerable HP-12C.
Others may vary, but based on my computations, the vehicle's read-out does not cut it for accuracy.: