Chrysler PT Cruiser Owners: MPG-Real World Numbers

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#137 of 138 Re: 13.2 mpg [ladyblue14] by onelazydog Apr 05, 2009 (6:39 pm)
Replying to: ladyblue14 (Jun 30, 2008 5:21 pm) ive got similar problems wire harness has been replaced twice, both cv axles and even more. chrysler wont take responsibility. they dont care. they have lied about these cars pt looks are great but not worth the hassle. bought mine new and have never got more than 21 mpg. bad gas mileage. dealers ? some say one thing and some say other. as for me i will never buy another chrysler Replies to this message: schas1 (Apr 06, 2009 6:09 am)
#138 of 138 Re: 13.2 mpg [onelazydog] by schas1 Apr 06, 2009 (6:09 am)
Replying to: onelazydog (Apr 05, 2009 6:39 pm) Good Morning, I have concluded that mileage is a luck of the draw type thing, I have heard of Cruiser owners getting 28 mpg and doing nothing and like you in the low teens and doing lots of stuff. I also agree the car looks great, does have a variety of issues. In terms of mpg, I have used EthosFR, a fuel reformulator and actually increased my mpg from 18-19 to 22-24mpg on average. I was amazed at the results from this product, add it to the crank case and the engine runs quieter and smoother- used to change oil every 3000 miles, now every 5000-6000 miles and the oil is still cleaner than when I used to change every 3000 miles without the EthosFR. I ended up becoming a distributor for the product and continue to use it myself- Company is going through a reorganization so product not available at this time other than from distributor stock- should be back again in the next month. And to add insult to injury, my teen age daughter says the car looks like a hearse and Chrysler says they will stop making them this year. MY oh my how the world is truly changing... Charles schasazaol.com

#137 of 138: Re: 13.2 mpg [ladyblue14] by onelazydog; Apr 05, 2009 (6:39 pm)

Replying to: ladyblue14 (Jun 30, 2008 5:21 pm)

ive got similar problems wire harness has been replaced twice, both cv axles and even more. chrysler wont take responsibility. they dont care. they have lied about these cars pt looks are great but not worth the hassle. bought mine new and have never got more than 21 mpg. bad gas mileage. dealers ? some say one thing and some say other. as for me i will never buy another chrysler

schas1 (Apr 06, 2009 6:09 am)

#138 of 138: Re: 13.2 mpg [onelazydog] by schas1; Apr 06, 2009 (6:09 am)

Replying to: onelazydog (Apr 05, 2009 6:39 pm)

Good Morning,
I have concluded that mileage is a luck of the draw type thing, I have heard of Cruiser owners getting 28 mpg and doing nothing and like you in the low teens and doing lots of stuff. I also agree the car looks great, does have a variety of issues.
In terms of mpg, I have used EthosFR, a fuel reformulator and actually increased my mpg from 18-19 to 22-24mpg on average.
I was amazed at the results from this product, add it to the crank case and the engine runs quieter and smoother- used to change oil every 3000 miles, now every 5000-6000 miles and the oil is still cleaner than when I used to change every 3000 miles without the EthosFR.
I ended up becoming a distributor for the product and continue to use it myself-
Company is going through a reorganization so product not available at this time other than from distributor stock- should be back again in the next month.
And to add insult to injury, my teen age daughter says the car looks like a hearse and Chrysler says they will stop making them this year.
MY oh my how the world is truly changing...
Charles
schasaz