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Chevrolet Aveo Real World MPG

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Re: Good mpg for '05 hatchback [nav7090] by luckins
Mar 10, 2008 (5:32 am)
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Replying to: nav7090 (Mar 02, 2008 12:24 pm)

I usually change my coolant or have it flushed at about every 30,000 miles, or about every 48,000 km regardless of what the owner's manual says. I do what is considered "severe" driving because I do mostly city driving with stop and go and very short trips. So, I like to service the car more often. It saves me money in the long run.
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GM can do better by nogmfan
Mar 28, 2008 (11:02 am)
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I was considering the Aveo5 to replace my '01 Echo so I rented one recently while on a buisness trip. The car had just over 4k miles on it and I had it for a week. I drove practically all highway miles and it averaged 27 US mpg. GM has to do better.
 
My Echo gets 40-42 mpg on average. I'm now considering a Yaris. Or maybe I'll hold on to the Echo a while longer to see what else GM comes up with.
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Re: GM can do better [nogmfan] by veloraid
Mar 28, 2008 (8:55 pm)
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Replying to: nogmfan (Mar 28, 2008 11:02 am)

How I regret not renting one before buying! I'm sure I would not have bought either for the same reason. After one year (way too long) I'm trading it in for a 98 Honda. With the mileage I do and having had a Honda before I figure I'll save $2000-$2500 a year in gas!
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Re: GM can do better [nogmfan] by poncho167
Mar 29, 2008 (4:59 am)
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Replying to: nogmfan (Mar 28, 2008 11:02 am)

I believe the majority of the Aveo's get close to what your Echo gets on the highway give or take 3 mpg or so. You can step up to the larger Cobalt or Corolla and get mid-30 mpg as well highway. The Cobalt city mileage is 25-27 mpg.
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Re: GM can do better [nogmfan] by busiris
Mar 29, 2008 (10:35 am)
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Replying to: nogmfan (Mar 28, 2008 11:02 am)

The very best mileage I ever got on my 05 Aveo Hatchback LT (running synthetic oil) was between 31-32 MPG highway. I have read posts where others got much better, but I have no idea how they did it under normal driving conditions...
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First "long" trip by timseh
Mar 30, 2008 (1:12 pm)
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Just got back from a weekend trip from Cleveland to Dayton. All Highway miles on the way down (with a quick jog up to Springrield to drop off the kid for a college visit). Got 37 MPG going there. Quite a bit of around town driving on Saturday and the trip back came out to 32 MPG. I know the city driving brought it down quite a bit and it's uphill all the way home (probably downhill going there boosted the first tank a bit. All in all a 34.5 MPG average for the entire trip. I'm not a crazy driver, but don't drive like my 90 year old grandmother either.
 
I know others have had issues with mileage, but I'm pretty happy with this.
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Mileage for the week by randydriver
Apr 10, 2008 (9:00 pm)
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I just fill up my car tonight and I had drove 216 miles and it took 6.51 gallons to fill it up. That was driving around Dallas and Plano, Tx. and back and forth to work...not bad.
 
I am about to take a trip up to Eureka Springs, Ar. so I will give my mileage on that trip when I get back.
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37000 mile Average by ron1970
Apr 15, 2008 (4:11 am)
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Hi All,
 
37000 mile average is at 39.4 mpg. 85% highway 15% city driving. Best tank 45.2 mpg / worst tank 32 mpg.
 
Ron
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Trip through Arkansas. by randydriver
Apr 18, 2008 (5:08 am)
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Well I am back from my Family trip to Arkansas.....whew. Anywho....here are my postings for fuel consumption and and speed.
  
First leg....Segoville Tx to Hot Springs Village,Ar....268 miles- 6.7 gallons....39.8mpg
Average speed between 60-65 behind a big truck most of the way....
 
Second leg Hot Spings Village to Eureka Spings ..plus a extra day of site seeing in the mountains...this was all mountain driving an site seeing in mountainous areas..
  326 miles- 10.3 gallons.... 31.65 mpg....
 
Third leg of trip mostly mountainous driving and site seeing....311 miles- 8.71 gallons
35.70 mpg. (luggage was out of the car).
 
Fourth leg heading home from Eureka Springs Ar. down 540 to Fort Smith and on to Broken Bow Oklahoma. Mostly speed in excess of 80mph....(my mother drove) with four people in car and a trunk full of luggage. 269 miles- 8.67 gallons 31.6 mpg
 
Last leg From Broken Bow, Ok. to Seven Points Tx. ...speed of 70-85 mph....(my mother drove the higher speeds) 231.7 miles- 7.11 gallons.....32.58 mpg..
 
Remember this was with four adults in the car......a trunk full of luggage and a wheel chair. Lots of mountainous driving.....
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Re: Trip through Arkansas. [randydriver] by busiris
Apr 18, 2008 (12:49 pm)
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Replying to: randydriver (Apr 18, 2008 5:08 am)

Great MPG!
 
Sure beats the heck out of what I got on the 05 Aveo that I had. Sounds like yours is a "keeper"!

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