Fuelly.com ?

[hwybox]

how many of you use fuelly or similar websites to track your gas consumption? I do it from my phone and its fast and easy... good info and I'm saving $$$

[landrym28]

I'm using Fuelly as well. It's pretty useful.

-Matt

[hwybox]

I'm using Fuelly as well. It's pretty useful.

-Matt

5speed or auto? I got 37.1mpg on my best tank couple years back, thats great mileage.

[Buddy Fan]

I like Fuelly so much I use it on my Yaris and my Buddy.

[landrym28]

Auto. I've cracked 40mpg a few times with my 07 Yaris Sedan, but usually 36-39 is my average. Mostly city/town driving.

[sickpuppy1]

Seems to work OK for me too, easier to use for me than gassaver.org
I've crack 40 twice now, but I dont work at it that hard either,lol

[ctrj]

I use it for both my Yaris and 4Runner. My best full tank run is 43.7 mpg.

[Emerge]

I loves my fuelly. I don't need a little notebook anymore. :)

[rihdrkc]

Love it

[Stove]

Great post. Thanks. I track my fuel in a small notebook and transfer it to an Excel Spreadsheet that has a few formulas. It works OK but the Fuelly.com site is a lot better.

I'm far from a Hyper-miler, but I still track my fuel costs and consumption.
http://www.fuelly.com/sig-us/43124.png (http://www.fuelly.com/driver/Stove/yaris)

[teddy]

I thought I was the only one!!

Question for you all, does my sig display in L/100km or MPG?

[Yarisduder]

I just started using it. I like the simplicity of reporting using a smartphone, though I would prefer if it had an offline app.

Teddy I see yours as L/100km

[bkrownd]

I just do it for the sigbanners

[goliath1812]

how do you get the banner?

[STC]

how do you get the banner?

Fuelly Badge is on your 'car' profile on the left. It will say:

"Want to share your fuel economy on forums, blogs, or social networks? Try a Fuelly badge:"

Click the badge.

I would use the banner but I don't have enough room on my signature...:frown:

Cheers!

[bkrownd]

how do you get the banner?

"right-click" on each of my sig banners and choose "properties" to see the image and link URL formats. (at least in mozilla that's what you get) The instructions are obscurely located within the two web sites, so that's how I figured it out.

[DevilGirl]

I'd consider using it if there was actually an "App for that"... There's no App in the iTunes app store for the iPhone. Guess I'll stick with my Road Trip app which does the same thing, just not linked with a website...

[goliath1812]

thanks :)

[dean_park]

I'd consider using it if there was actually an "App for that"... There's no App in the iTunes app store for the iPhone. Guess I'll stick with my Road Trip app which does the same thing, just not linked with a website...

I use the Road Trip Lite app on my iPhone... works well enough.

40.41 MPG Avg over last 3,068 miles
Best tank 43.42 MPG

[Landog]

I like the fact that I can use the texting feature with fuelly.

I'm on a cross-country road trip now, and it's really handy when I can text my info as I'm sitting at the gas station.

Steve

[jhsouders]

You guys dont seem to be getting great mileage, the yaris should get a lot better than its rated. Look at my signature.

[yarrr]

You guys dont seem to be getting great mileage, the yaris should get a lot better than its rated. Look at my signature.

That's some infallible logic right there. Everybody should just listen to this guy and get 45 mpg... come on!

[bkrownd]

You guys dont seem to be getting great mileage, the yaris should get a lot better than its rated. Look at my signature.

When was the last year you actually encountered a stop light or stop sign? :laughabove:

Actually, I'm sure I could crack 48 MPG on our 50 MPH highways, but my 2-3 mile commutes around town really kill my overall MPG. Need to get back in the habit of riding my bike to work now that the new car is broken in...odometer hits 1000 any day now.

[STC]

Actually, I'm sure I could crack 48 MPG on our 50 MPH highways, but my 2-3 mile commutes around town really kill my overall MPG.

Yes! It's the short commutes when I get into city and deal with stop lights that kill my FE. Can't wait for another long trip!

Speed Limit of 50 MPH highways in HI? I'm sure when you take a long trip on the Island, you will break 48 MPG... even 50 MPG! :smile:

Cheers!

[bkrownd]

The highway speed limit varies between 35 and 55, but I'm happy in the 45-50 range and often the flow is 50 even when the limit is 55.

[jhsouders]

When was the last year you actually encountered a stop light or stop sign? :laughabove:

Actually, I'm sure I could crack 48 MPG on our 50 MPH highways, but my 2-3 mile commutes around town really kill my overall MPG. Need to get back in the habit of riding my bike to work now that the new car is broken in...odometer hits 1000 any day now.

Actually, as ive posted on other threads, i deliver pizza for a living in the suburbs of Portland, OR. There are lots of stop lights/signs and lots of traffic. To get my mpg's in town, ive been having to perfect DFCO, coasting, and when to use which one. Looking far ahead on the streets as to determine to use gas or coast, time everything to the best of my ability. I have gotten up to 57mpg on one delivery. speed limits here vary from 25-45 in town. all deliveries less than 7 miles round trip. but back to back the engine does warm up.

I get about 50mpg on our 60mph highways here. maybe my yaris is just special haha.

Then again, bkrownd, im driving a yaris which is rated 29/36 not a corolla rated 26/33, im bound to get better mileage than you.

[bkrownd]

I'm talking about my Yaris. (note the photo)

[KrazyDawg]

You guys dont seem to be getting great mileage, the yaris should get a lot better than its rated. Look at my signature.

I noticed the manual has about a 3 MPG higher average according to data from 2008 and 2007 models on fueleconomy.gov

I track my gas log data on 4 different sites: cleanmpg, gassavers, gasbuddy, and fueleconomy. Each site has something different that the other doesn't have. CleanMPG has temparature and other fields for perfecting hypermiling. GasBuddy has the drop down list for different brand gas stations and it shows me how much I spent on gas over the month and year. FuelEconomy lets you track your gas mileage by the odometer instead of by miles driven.

I might give Fuelly.com a try since it's easier to compare your data and lookup individual results of other drives. Unfortunately, there's no distinction between a manual or auto unless a user lists it.