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Bears eat beets.
Drives: Yaris LB Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: manch
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just filled up for $2.25/gal in NH.
averaged 41.2mpg (again) lifetime average: 40.3mpg
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Location: NYC
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Can you all please give more info on your mileage (instaed of just posting the actual numbers), like where you are driving, if its long trips or not, highway or city? etc...
I got 28 mpg on my last fillup. Im in NY - ethanol blend state, most of my trips are between 5 and 15 minutes long and i drive about 15% highway (though not for long periods). The 28 is an improvement from the 25-26 ive been getting on earlier tanks. I think my tank is getting broken in (about 1700 miles thus far). |
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Huh, why me!!
Im only seeing around 29-32mpg average. Thats a lot of street(city) driving.
Any highway driving, seriously, I do 70-90 average. No I do NOT obey any speed limit, ever. My last tank I got 27.8mpg!!!!!! OMG!!!!! Differences in my car then yours? Almost always have a passenger, have a 100+pound box with 2 12"s sitting in the back. Amp, cap, school books, inverter... always blasting music..... and always rev'ing high. Oh and sitting on some 17's. Maybe this is all why I dont see the 34-36mpg I use to get when I first got my car? Oh well, better then the 15-20mpg my last car use to get(without AC/any music and stuff) |
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It's all about VVTI
Drives: Yaris 5Dr LE White Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Canada
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Just got back from Montreal. Like 90% Highway (120+) 10% Cities.
A record for me! 6.81415 L/100Km. Or 41.4737 MPG! Now if only I can get that kinda result in the city.....
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Bears eat beets.
Drives: Yaris LB Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: manch
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easy solution. stop driving fast. dont rev high. it aint a race car. no reason why you cant be getting high 30's easily. im getting about 41mpg. tires: 42psi highway speeds: 55-60mph city: always coasting in N when i can... plan ahead for stoplights so i dont have to stop. easy starts. no high revs... keep in higher gear.
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Here in california that would get you killed... Partly because the posted limit is 65 and partly because the average flow speed is 70 - 75mph. Traveling at 55 or 60 on the highway around here, in this little car, would make you into a speed bump for some SUV. -Peter
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Bears eat beets.
Drives: Yaris LB Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: manch
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for some reason, as im scrolling down the page, i always stop to read your posts..... hmm... must be some subconcious thing or something....
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I drive a yarrrris
Drives: 07 Sedan Polar White Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Rochester, NY
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Average drive speeds/mpg are:
city - 40/45mph -------- about 36mpg highway - 65-75mph ----------- about 38-40mpg thruway (toll roads) 75-85mph ----- 35-37mpg
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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I was averaging between 6.1 to 6.6 l/100km per tank.
I just got 5.6 l/100km from my last tank by coasting, not rushing up to red lights and just basically going easy on the car. 70% rural 30% city, lots of hills, 50km commute. Next I'm going to inflate the tires to around 40psi and I'm considering switching to synthetic oil. |
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Location: Tiverton, RI
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I totally agree with you on your MPG I was getting around 52.9 on average highway and 44 city. But that was a month or so. I commute to school which has lots of upward hills and hence is the reason in reduction of mpg by -6 mpg |
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Drives: 2007 Yaris Hatchback Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Collingwood, ON
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Im the same, getting on average 38,39,40 I guess thereabouts combined.
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Yaris Hypermiler
Drives: 2007 Silver Liftback Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Perkasie PA USA
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I suggest you take a visit to GasSavers.org if you want to improve your Yaris mpg. I like the useful information on their webpage.
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31.5 MPG - city and hwy.
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Location: Tiverton, RI
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Just filled up my car just a while ago down the street. 425 miles @9.6 gallons = 44.27 mpg <----- would have been higher if I wasn't speeding late for school one day and the other trying to get on time for interview. thats my 2nd best in mileage. 3rd is 423 miles. The highest is 434 miles price $2.33/gal |
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Bears eat beets.
Drives: Yaris LB Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: manch
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nice work.
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Well an update on that fill-up. Right now 1 bar is gone from a full tank and I have about 126 miles since I reseted the trip meter @fill up. =) |
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