davekro
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V6 & EB Convertible MPG's, what's yours?
, and 4) If from ECU or manually calculated.
I am very curious to hear real world average MPG for V6 (and EB, GT) Convertibles. I was hoping to beat my current (2000 Sebring, 2.5L V6) convertible's 22 avg MPG by 4-5 MPG. I drive 40% city/ 60% Frwy.
On a V6 thread, one guy who religiously calculated his V6 Coupe mpg's averaged 26-27. IIRC, his % was close to my 40%/60%. I am very curious what negative effect the wind resistance of the cloth top an it's bit less aerodynamic shape has on MPGs.
For those who drive most of the time top down, please note that. I'd guess top down would create more drag (way more compensated by the fun / exileration factor though!!!
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Please report your 1) Overall average MPG, 2) Your ≈ City/ Freeway driving %, 3) Your ≈ Top Up/ Top Down %(EB) Mileage not up to speed. 23/24 for combined mileage. Not pounding or nursing. Hope it will improve with a little time.
I am very curious to hear real world average MPG for V6 (and EB, GT) Convertibles. I was hoping to beat my current (2000 Sebring, 2.5L V6) convertible's 22 avg MPG by 4-5 MPG. I drive 40% city/ 60% Frwy.
On a V6 thread, one guy who religiously calculated his V6 Coupe mpg's averaged 26-27. IIRC, his % was close to my 40%/60%. I am very curious what negative effect the wind resistance of the cloth top an it's bit less aerodynamic shape has on MPGs.
For those who drive most of the time top down, please note that. I'd guess top down would create more drag (way more compensated by the fun / exileration factor though!!!
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