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#12 of 87 '02 OBW, H4 automatic by fibber2 May 17, 2005 (1:22 pm)
A pretty steady 23mpg overall - mostly rural driving with lots of hills.   Steve
#13 of 87 '02 OBW LL BEAN H6 automatic by self_mechanic May 18, 2005 (9:46 am)
90% highway; 10% city; H6 Automatic Oil: Mobile 1 5W30 ATF: Redline Tire Pressure: 32 PSI   Data gathered from the total miles and gallons from the last 37 fill-ups:   Total Miles on gas receipts : 11033 miles Total Gas purchased: 465 gallons   Avg MPG : 23.7   Alland
#14 of 87 Real World by twrx May 19, 2005 (6:20 am)
I have never reset my "B" trip odometer on my new 05 Legacy Ltd auto wagon. The trip computer at 10,000 miles yesterday showed 23.7. I am now up to 23 on most city tanks of gas and 30 on all highway tanks. Driving has been mostly city with about 5 trips to Louisville, one to Indy and 2 to Nashville so far. But with the increase in city mileage I expect overall to go up. I am going to Colorado in 3 weeks and I am going to reset "B" for the whole trip and use "A" to check tank to tank mileage. Like most others I found my first few tanks to be about .8 to 1 mpg less than the computer when I calculted it myself.
#15 of 87 03 WRX Wagon by dino001 May 19, 2005 (11:14 am)
Commuting (7 miles each way) in stop & go: 18-19 mpg Mixed weekend city (10+ mile trips in flowing traffic)/commuting: 21 mpg Interstate 75-85 mph on average: 25-26 mpg, with bike on the hittch rack: 24-25 mpg.   So little below EPA, but not that much. My fuel tank seems to be smaller than 15.8 gallons, as posted in the manual (looks more like 15 gal tops).
#16 of 87 Summary? by kens May 19, 2005 (1:09 pm)
What would really make this sort of information valuable is some summary table showing the range of milage per model and driving type.   Ken
#17 of 87 93 Legacy Touring wagon by erics6 May 19, 2005 (2:48 pm)
About 18 to 20 mpg. A little better if I stay off boost.
#18 of 87 Summary by ateixeira May 20, 2005 (7:13 am)
Let's get enough sample data first, Ken, but that is a great idea.   Maybe I'll do a chart and categorize by model, engine type, and transmission type. But we need at least a few of each type to make the sample significant.   So please, if you post, include the name and model, year, trans type, and maybe even body style.   For example: 2002 Legacy L, 5 speed manual, wagon   Keep the data coming, folks.   -juice
#19 of 87 More data by erics6 May 20, 2005 (8:26 am)
1993 Legacy touring wagon automatic, 2.2 turbo, 18-20 mpg
#20 of 87 04 Forester XT, 5-speed by p0926 May 26, 2005 (7:11 pm)
90% Hwy TP: 32 psi Odo: 29k miles Worst: 21.2 (still new, winter) Best: 27.0 (no AC, rural hwy avging 60 mph) Lifetime avg: 24.2 mpg   -Frank
#21 of 87 99 Legacy GT Sedan by rob_m May 27, 2005 (3:19 am)
2.5 Auto. 90% Highway. 125k. 26 in the summer, 24 in the winter.

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