well i drove to kentucky today for family reunion. And i drove 391.5 miles on 14 gallons. To my calculation thats 28 mpg, which is the factory estimated for my 2000 monte carlo. But i have 151,000 miles and i ran the a/c all the way there and back. woot woot, well oiled machine.

 

oh and i averaged about 85mph.

 

i will say about the same miles per gallon, plus my car has close to 80,000 miles on it, and it is an 05. =] and i drive real fast on an regular, which is not very smart. lol.

 

15 MPG in town taking it easy, probably 25-26 highway.

 

shoot, drove to iowa from michigan on i believe 2 fillups.. 5 gallons and 8 gallons? i think so, basically just under a tank of gas

 

Everyday commute, I average about 24-26 Mpg, with about 85%hwy, 15% city, and driving hard, and at speeds of 80+ all the time.

From California to Missouri in the winter, with a FULL trunk and 4 passengers, I averaged 28-32 MPG depending on how many mountains I went over on that particular tank of gas...whole trip was at about 80-85 MPH.

 

I get about 17-18 around town and around 24 on the highway.

 

I don't check my mileage in town, but I regularly get 33 mpg on the highway with my 3400. I usually have the cruise set at 72 mph.

 

A flick of the D.I.C says a combined average of 27mpg. Driving is 75% highway. Not driving 'conservatively' by any means.

Average speed reported by the D.I.C. is 42.5

People that ask are surprised that such a big car gets that kind of mileage. They lost out on comfortable & style when they bought that Kia...

 

11-12 mpg city / 22-24 mpg highway


conservative.




8-9 mpg city / 18 mpg highway

fun.