Post your MPG's

[rsmustangjr16]

Worst tank for me was 19.2 and the best was 20.6. All hand calculated on GTPP Premium.

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[jdpatt12]

Sweet App! I'm downloading it ASAP - been tracking mpg with paper & pen until now. Oh, and I only get 15-16 mpg with 93 octane in mixed suburban driving.
:ford:

I use the app for all three of our cars. I use it for repairs and service reminders. It's a very good way to keep track of the money spent on each car.


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[oldrnslwr]

Here's what I'm getting in my V6 AT;

That's for the life of the car so far.

 

[Excelerater]

Here's what I'm getting in my V6 AT;

That's for the life of the car so far.

its not bad,our 4cyl accord only gets 30 which was a disappointment
when all along our goal was to have the wifes a car that was a sipper on gas
Honda was a let down .

 

[moarhorsepower]

14.7 mpg lifetime over 8500 miles. Apparently I have a bit of a lead foot.

 

[Rough Hollow Man]

Not your fault

14.7 mpg lifetime over 8500 miles. Apparently I have a bit of a lead foot.

It's not because your foot is made of lead. It's because you have the "root cause" of speeding...redline seats and Corsa Extremes.:eyebulge That combination makes one speed...your seeing "RED" and your hearing "THUNDER" You just can't help but speed.addle: :cheers:

 

[moarhorsepower]

It's not because your foot is made of lead. It's because you have the "root cause" of speeding...redline seats and Corsa Extremes.:eyebulge That combination makes one speed...your seeing "RED" and your hearing "THUNDER" You just can't help but speed.addle: :cheers:

I have no argument for this... :cheers:

 

[JRuss]

3382 Miles 20.953 Calculated 22.0 Computer
A/C Running 100% of the time.

 

[skytop1]

Not one person stated if they were running their Air Conditioning or not. I find that A/C routinely steals about 1.5 mpg on both of my vehicles.

 

[Dicks15Guard]

A/C and MPGs

Not one person stated if they were running their Air Conditioning or not. I find that A/C routinely steals about 1.5 mpg on both of my vehicles.

That is very accurate ...

( In my case, to get that stated- actual- 38MPG, I would say I had NO A/C, and was definitely NOT jack-rabbiting. In other words, I nursed it somewhat by watching my driving....
BUT, still ! )

 

[stingerbtry]

15.4 avg mpg over ~3k miles so far and that is with about 15% a/c use over the total miles.

 

[L8APEX]

18 MPG pure city. Dense traffic, bumper to bumper.

26 MPG highway.

 

[Dicks15Guard]

Coyote GT MPGs

15.4 avg mpg over ~3k miles so far and that is with about 15% a/c use over the total miles.

You definitely can get better mileage in a GT.

No question that driving style makes a big difference in MPGs.

My last Mustang, a Coyote 5.0 2012 GT, with only 1K miles
(not even broken in yet) recorded a legit 30MPGs on a straight 45 mile flat highway run at about 60 mph.

As I left Rte 6 South from Plymouth MA to Cape Cod, I stopped at the ramp's end, and shot this photo ! (It was slightly higher before I got off the highway by another few tenths)...

NO A/C, NO jack rabbit, and keeping it real- NO BS either:

 

[Dicks15Guard]

Good MPG

18 MPG pure city. Dense traffic, bumper to bumper.

26 MPG highway.

That sounds very dead-on .
You must be a good driver !

You could nurse that 26 a couple mpgs higher if you massaged it- off the gas when speed limit is reached, etc... and it is kept below 70.

 

[skytop1]

My 6,000 pound 8 speed automatic truck consistantly returns 28 mpg at 45 mph. But at 60 mph, it drops to about 24 mpg. I must run on a level carriageway with a raw egg underneath my right foot.

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