How many mpg do you get

[raggie33]

This may of een asked before but im sure we all dont have the same vehicle. So lost your mog and ya vehicle please. Ill start rebel 500 and i get 67 .im trying for 70 i think ill get it if i remove the carrry box

 

[iacchus]

'24 Camry. I get around 38-40mpg. I spend a lot of my commute on the interstate, though. That helps.

 

[GMT2330]

2016 Honda CRV 1.6 turbo diesel. 54-58 US mpg.
Here in the UK we use the imperial gallon which is slightly bigger than the US gallon.
54-58 US mpg is the same as 65-70 imperial mpg.
I have an easy night time commute to work at a steady 55 miles per hour.

 

[raggie33]

Love honda

 

[raggie33]

'24 Camry. I get around 38-40mpg. I spend a lot of my commute on the interstate, though. That helps.

Love toyota i like a Japanese cars well not nissan there cvts scare me

 

[nfetterly]

2024 Toyota Venza (in USA). Hybrid

~38 mpg when the weather is warm. Highway & city.

 

[GMT2330]

Favourable weather definitely helps mpg. The warmer the better. And a tail wind or lack of wind helps too.

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

2009 Cadillac STS V8

30 SPG

 

[orbital]

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My Yamaha Zuma 50cc 4-stoke gets like 90mpg with the throttle wide open

2017 Santa Fe Sport is around 30mpg, I drive bit fast at times around here _

 

[Brokenarrow]

2009 Cadillac DTS
20 MPG

 

[GMT2330]

2009 Cadillac STS V8

30 SPG

Smiles per gallon?

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

Smiles per gallon?

Winner! Winner! Chicken dinner.

Smiles per gallon because its 17 MPG is lousy. And that's driving like a little old lady on her way to church.

 

[dc38]

Not enough mpg...

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My Yamaha Zuma 50cc 4-stoke gets like 90mpg with the throttle wide open

2017 Santa Fe Sport is around 30mpg, I drive bit fast at times around here _

Ironically the biggest drag on those 2 wheelers is usually the rider...

 

[GMT2330]

https://youtu.be/3Iz7ZMALaCY?si=MSWAc1z7rlR-BOdy

The key is low drag.

 

[raggie33]

Btw my main transportation is a eletric scooter ill try to do math toconvert it to mpg i used to charge it with solarbutitis so cheap to charge anyways

 

[raggie33]

After much calculating my conclusions is i suck at math and need more fingers

 

[GMT2330]

Did a quick internet search: EV efficiency is measured in miles per kilowatt hour (mi/kWh). With cars 3-5 m/kWh is the usual figure. Anything over 4 is considered good.
I don’t have enough fingers to convert m/kWh to mpg either.

 

[dc38]

After much calculating my conclusions is i suck at math and need more fingers

use your hairs!

 

[orbital]

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This modified Porsche 935 can make way over 800hp, so not great mileage being a race car
the bicyclist riding behind got to 99mph before his rear tire blew out
....his 'mpg' was probably several slices of pizza and a pitcher of beer.

 

[TPA]

Depends on the car.
EPA says a Flying Spur should get 10-17 MPG. Eh.. I'm seeing more like 8-15, inversely proportional to how much fun my right foot is having.
For my 2018 Mercedes Mutt (E Class chassis, C-Class powertrain, S-Class interior/electronics), 45MPG. NOT a hybrid, btw.
For my fiancée's 2018 Mazda 6 Signature, a measly 28MPG.

Recent rental cars:
2026 Nissan Pathfinder SL 4WD: 23 MPG
2026 VW Atlas SE w/Tech Package: 27 MPG

Both rented cars were used for Mayo Clinic runs, so would have seen very similar routes and conditions. The Atlas is a substantially larger vehicle than the Pathfinder, yet gets 15% better fuel economy. Better vehicle all-around, btw. The Nissan still used incandescent bulbs everywhere, even exterior lights. Interior lighting was abysmal, so I left my TS10 Max in the center console at all times as it was needed. We had the light interior model too. No flashlights needed in the Atlas, for sure. HVAC also sucked in the Pathfinder. Same with cruise control.