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#11 of 20 Re: Infiniti EX35 Real World MPG [steve_]
by pinspector
Oct 07, 2010 (10:59 am)
I now have 1500 miles on my 2010 EX AWD. Last couple tankfuls have resulted in 23-24 mpg. Yes, I use ONLY regular gas. As info, I ran regular in my 04 Murano (that I traded in after 80,000. I use regular in my 08 M35x as well. No problems. OK, I commute 58 miles r/t daily and about 75% of that is on the highway. IMHO if you use hi-test or premium, you're just wasting your money. Same type of driving, the 08 M35x will get 20-21 mpg, so the EX is a little better.
#12 of 20 All city
by jmess
Oct 09, 2010 (2:15 pm)
2WD with 100% city stop and go = 15 MPG
Dec 29, 2010 (3:32 pm)
I have had my EX35 for about 3 months. Overall combined mileage is 17.1. I live in the DC area and drive about 50% highway. My old Accura TL always got at the high end of its rated mileage. This car isnt even close to it's suggested mileage. Other than the mileage, the vehicle is a great ride.
#14 of 20 2011 EX MPG
by m6user
Feb 21, 2011 (10:50 am)
Does anyone have a 2011 EX? I'm looking for real world mpg now that the 7spd auto was added and the EPA rating went up a little.
Mar 05, 2011 (1:34 pm)
After 4 months of ownership, I'm getting 22.5. It's about what I thought it would be.
#16 of 20 Re: What I expected [overheadsmash]
by m6user
Mar 05, 2011 (7:38 pm)
Tks. What woud you estimate your mix of driving to be?
#17 of 20 Re: Infiniti EX35 Real World MPG [steve_]
by tpw58
Mar 31, 2011 (1:08 am)
I have experienced an average og 15.5 mpg as tracked in the on board software in the nav package! That calculation is slightly higher than the one on the dash which registered 14.2 mpg. My driving is city driving, stop n go with soft accrlleration patterns. I'm a little disappointed, I had expected 17-19mpg. The car is a 2011 EX Journey
#18 of 20 Mileage on my EX35 sucks - always has!
by healeysandjags
May 05, 2011 (7:40 am)
2008 AWD Journey - loaded. My current odometer reads 21k. I use the car as a second vehicle with a 75 hwy/25 city mix. My car has NEVER beaten 16 mpg since I have owned it. I have checked and double checked the nav system calculator as well as the dash calculator. 16 mpg is the number. In this day and age that number is shameful.
Alarmed by this result, I have taken the car in for inspection twice and have been given the ridiculous explanation that it is normal because "it is after all a high performance car". Give me a break!
My next door neighbor drives a 2010 400+ hp Corvette - THAT is a high performance car. He gets 23 mpg. High performance my a..s. I have a 43 year old Jaguar XKE in the garage using premium and it averages 18 mpg. This is my last Infiniti.
#19 of 20 Re: Infiniti EX35 Real World MPG [steve_]
by jason9035
Nov 14, 2011 (10:14 pm)
I have a 2010 AWD Journey/Premium...blah blah....60,000 on this company car. On the hwy. 72 mph....25+ mpg when I fill up at gas station and get on the freeway. Combined 50-50 is 22 every tank.
If I hammer it and do city only I'm under 20 mpg.
Hell...I'm running "silver" or gas right below "premium" and haven't seen a bit of change in the performance or mpg.
Love this car....never even went in for a sqeak or malfunction for anything...unreal!
#20 of 20 2012 EX35 Mileage
by gormerod
May 10, 2012 (4:43 am)
Picked up a 2012 EX35 three weeks ago with the Touring package (19 inch wheels). On day one the MPG status on the center display was 16.7. Now with 1000 miles the MPG status is 20 with about 80 - 90 percent highway driving. The MPG that displays on the instrument cluster reads higher, but has been coming down as the MPG status on the center diplay is moving up. The sales person told me that the center display is more accurate.
So far the car has been great - just waiting for the MPG to go up more. The initial 16.7 was scary after the 28 MPG my last car gave me - a 2005 Saab 9-3 (I hope that Saab can turn things around with a new owner, but that's a different story). I know this car will never reach the upper 20s in MPG, but 23 - 24 would be OK.