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82 messages, Last post on Jun 11, 2009 at 10:57 PM
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| How's your mpg doing? Please give us a report and include any details that will help others compare their mileage to yours (commute, driving style, city/highway mix, mods, etc.). | |
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| i drive all local, living in the outer burbs of nyc, with short trips and ac on during most of the summer. i average no more than 12-13 mpg with my v8 4runner. i've gotten close to 17 on the hw while cruising at 70. the onboard comp is always high by about 10%. it always shows 15 mpg for when i'm driving local, and about 19 for hw. i suppose you could achieve 19 if you cruise at 50. but, who does that? | |
I get 18 city and up to 23 highway (best case)--usually 21-22 highway... probably average of about 20mpg overall.
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| just did a 300 mile day in the rain, all hw, so the speeds were rather slow-about 60 average. the comp said I averaged 21.5 mpg. after filling up, I figured it to be 18.5. better than I've ever had it. | |
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Replying to: chiefjojo (Jul 22, 2006 8:57 pm) |
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Replying to: chiefjojo (Jul 22, 2006 8:57 pm)
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Replying to: jaesee75edmund (Jul 23, 2006 7:00 pm) Drag losses due to wind resistance increase exponentially with speed... double your speed, and air becomes 4 times more resistant.
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Replying to: chiefjojo (Jul 24, 2006 10:20 am) Actually, the drag force varies with the square of the speed so it is not exponential. tidester, host
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| I get around 17 mpg in mixed suburban driving. On the highway, with the cruise control set at 70 I get around 19 mpg. | |
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gets me 20-20.5 mpg as a running average, in a little bit of suburban and mostly vacation driving. I have found that A/C use makes very little difference in this truck. Oh yeah, and the V-6 4WD manual has a curb weight of 3885 pounds. It is more than 10% lighter than the new model from '03 on, which is good for gas mileage. Like chiefjojo, 23 mpg is about the best I can hope for in an all-highway trip. However, it is very consistent under those circumstances, so it never drops much below 23 either. |
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