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#5 of 19 04 Sebring base V4 by gm3 Oct 18, 2005 (1:56 pm)
Base modle, V4. Get only 24 mpg for mostly highway soomth driving. Dealer said it's normal. Disappointed very much.
#10 of 19 mpg v6 2.5 by casper3 Sep 10, 2006 (1:33 pm)
I have just bought a 98 sebring. For this tank I have 138 miles on half a tangk. I would hope this not normal, is it?
#11 of 19 Re: Chrysler Sebring Owners: MPG-Real World Numbers [KarenS] by mic11 Feb 26, 2007 (7:51 pm)
Replying to: KarenS (Jun 16, 2005 9:07 am) I have 99 JXi which averages only 24 highway and ;ess than 20 for regular driving. Replies to this message: joejxi (Apr 03, 2007 2:55 am)
#12 of 19 Re: Chrysler Sebring Owners: MPG-Real World Numbers [mic11] by joejxi Apr 03, 2007 (2:55 am)
Replying to: mic11 (Feb 26, 2007 7:51 pm) My 98 JXi gets about 24mpg local driving in the mountains of NC. On a 600 mi trip to FL I got better than 30mpg. Now if I could just get the oil light to go out!
#13 of 19 07 Sebring mileage 2.4 engine by cliff11 Sep 21, 2007 (3:34 pm)
I seem to be getting 23-24 mpg in the city (EPA 24). I get about 35-36 on the Highway (EPA 32)and I drive 70 or posted speed limit, not 60 like they do in the tests. I am VERY happy with the mileage and the car is peppy and passes well. I think too many people just love to hate American cars ( I have owned a few bad ones)and automatically downgrade the U. S. cars. Also, some raters seem to want race car performance - try setting your cruse control at 70mph on the interstate and watch the cars zip past you at 85-90 mph. No wonder their mileage is not so good!
#14 of 19 99 Limited MPG - mileage goes up as I slow down by norain99 Apr 17, 2008 (6:42 am)
I average around 24 MPG on my 99 Sebring with a fairly even balance of city/highway driving, if I keep under 65 MPH on the highway.   Here is approximate mileage based on speed:   70 MPH = 20 MPG 65 MPH = 26 MPG 60 MPH = 28 MPG   With gas approaching $3.50/gallon, cutting down on the highway speed makes a huge difference. Look at this example, based on my 13 gallon tank:   Driving 70 MPH - 20 MPG * 13 gallons = 260 miles/tank Driving 60 MPH - 28 MPG * 13 gallons = 364 miles/tank   Figure $3.20/gallon for gas (my last fillup), here is a per mile cost:   Gas Cost - $3.20 * 13 gallons = $41.60   70 MPH - $41.60/260 miles = $.16/mile 60 MPH - $41.60/364 miles = $.115/mile   To drive the same 364 miles at 70 MPH, it costs me $58.24. That's another $16.64 I give away to the oil companies.   To take this to another extreme, $16.64/week * 50 weeks of commuting = $832 per year I potentially waste. I can think of many other ways to spend this money. Replies to this message: methodermis (Jun 04, 2008 1:24 pm)

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