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i'd challenge everyone bragging here to post their lifetime mpg with the car.
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agreed, that's really the only MPG that matters, not those 10 minute coasts down the highway.

here's mine from about 2000 miles ago

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i'd challenge everyone bragging here to post their lifetime mpg with the car.
23.9 mpg, just below 8000 miles. I've had one or two tanks that were >60% city, and those were around 19 mpg. This car really is a very efficient cruiser for its size and displacement, but stop and go of any kind will drop the average hard.
 

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23.9 mpg, just below 8000 miles. I've had one or two tanks that were >60% city, and those were around 19 mpg. This car really is a very efficient cruiser for its size and displacement, but stop and go of any kind will drop the average hard.
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Stop and go city commuting leaves me at a 13 mpg average after almost 600 miles in the GT PP, filling up with 93 octane.
 

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Anyone w/ a centrifugal take a road trip...steady 70-80 mph for hours? Wondering what mpgs are attainable...
 

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Anybody ever bother to manually check the mpg the old fashioned way? You may be surprised at what you find. The computer is almost always a bit optimistic. I've tracked my mpg in my GT over 4 tanks and The computer is always higher. Seeing variances between as little as .3 all the way to a whole 4mpg difference. Most of them were 1-3mpg off per tank of gas.

My Normal commute is mostly city, so I usually land in the 15-17 mpg range. That's with heavy A/C and seat cooler usage though.
 

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Anybody ever bother to manually check the mpg the old fashioned way? You may be surprised at what you find. The computer is almost always a bit optimistic. I've tracked my mpg in my GT over 4 tanks and The computer is always higher. Seeing variances between as little as .3 all the way to a whole 4mpg difference. Most of them were 1-3mpg off per tank of gas.

My Normal commute is mostly city, so I usually land in the 15-17 mpg range. That's with heavy A/C and seat cooler usage though.
I've started writing down my total mileage on gas receipts. For me the computer is a few tenths of an MPG lower than the math gives me.
 

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Anybody ever bother to manually check the mpg the old fashioned way? You may be surprised at what you find. The computer is almost always a bit optimistic. I've tracked my mpg in my GT over 4 tanks and The computer is always higher. Seeing variances between as little as .3 all the way to a whole 4mpg difference. Most of them were 1-3mpg off per tank of gas.

My Normal commute is mostly city, so I usually land in the 15-17 mpg range. That's with heavy A/C and seat cooler usage though.
mine always reads low from what fuelly says. about 1 mpg low.
 

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ha. My OCD makes me reset trip 1 and trip 2 every tank.

Unless I am on a long road trip, then trip 1 is the current tank, trip 2 is the trip.

Lifetime MPG would be nice.
 

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Anybody ever bother to manually check the mpg the old fashioned way? You may be surprised at what you find. The computer is almost always a bit optimistic. .
No - I don't really care (which is why bought GT), but it's fun to report what computer says and troll the EB guys who obviously are butthurt about it ;-)
 

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If you guys want a real easy (and consistent) way to track MPG's, just use Fuelly.
 

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^ there we go....mine was about the same the first 2-3k miles...was driving her hard XD
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