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Mostly one in car. 70% HWY 29K miles ODO Winter average with snow tires - 23 mpg Summer average - 26 mpg -Dan- |
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... in the 5+ years I've had the car: 97 OB 5MT 80k or so on the odo at the time steady, even 60mph for about a 200 mile trip (I never drive that way, but it WAS a mileage run) 28.2 mpg Cheers! Paul |
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Not bad given the A/C was on the entire time and Bob and I took some luggage. Plus we had heavy traffic coming back. This is on my '98 Forester L 5 speed. -juice |
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I just turned a 24mpg tank on my F-XT, averaging 25 miles per day. It was probably 50/50 city/highway mileage with AC usage (and of course the turbo). -Brian
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Replying to: subearu (Jun 07, 2005 3:29 pm) The trip computer consistently shows approx 1.5 mpg higher than actual. |
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| 1500 miles. 24.0 on the computer - 23.0 actual. 90% highway driving. 10% twisty, two lane back roads in sport mode. Pretty much stayed off the turbo - so far. Rob M. | |
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17 City 22 Highway 5 Track 96 Impreza L Racecar 8-10 Track -mike |
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In the winter with a ski box on top on the highway - 23mpg avg. This past winter in warm Arizona without ski box or roof rack cross bars in town - 22mpg avg (heavy right foot). We did some mountain driving over 8,000' and got a high of 31 mpg. On that trip we "hit" a high of 65mph and averaged about 15-30mph on the twisties (hiway 191 for example). Also did some high speed travel on their freeways and averaged around 25 mpg. Again, this is from my aging memory. Gas mileage has always been better with the factory cross bars removed. Also have a Subaru rear air deflector and Subaru bug/rock deflector on the front of the hood. Sorry that the mpg figures aren't more accurate as I usually do the math in the head and don't do numbers to the right of the decimal point.  MNSteve |
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22,900 miles on the car Northern NJ / NYC metro area Gasoline used: 93 Octane, no-name brand Winter avg - 21.5 MPG (A/C always off) Summer avg - 23.0 MPG without A/C, 21.8 MPG with A/C Worst ever - 19.8 (1st tank from the dealer when bought new) Best ever - 24.8 (mostly highway with A/C on) EPA rated at 18/23 city/hwy Typical driving 70/30 hwy/city Type of driving - always in the fast lane (but usually keep it at 75 and under) Typical daily driving: 3 to 4 cold starts, 3 to 15 mile individual trips Tire pressure 31/31 All measurements are: miles driven / gallons to fill tank Observed speedometer error: 0% (based on police speed measuring signs) Observed odometer error: reads higher by 1.5% (based on mile markers) Oil changes: first  3,750 miles, dino oil starting 7,500 and every 7,500 miles: Quaker State Full synthetic 5W-30 Sam |
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Drove down to the twin cities from Duluth yesterday morning in the OBW. Once on the freeway (I-35) set the cruise at 78mph (still got passed a few times). 23.1mpg. There was little wind. Paid $1.98 per gallon at Sam's Club in Duluth. Gas was $2.15 a gallon in the cities - go figure. 6 hours later headed north on I-35. Set the cruise at 78mph - got passed a lot for the first 60 miles. Gassed up at the Duluth Sam's Club. Gas (with Sam's card) was now $2.06. It's still $2.09 at the rest of the stations. With the 5speed, 78mph is 3700rpm. I should note that I use Amsoil 5w-30 in the engine with Amsoil gear lube in the gearbox and differential. So far the head gasket repairs are holding (knock on wood). MNSteve |
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