Foo - What is your primary vehicle's fuel economy?

My '93 accord gets about 35.

2000 Saturn SL2, 42mpg.
'92 F-150, 15 - 19.

Both are 5 speed.

∞ mpg. My primary is my bike. My truck is rarely used and only when I need a truck.

My bike gets about 1000 miles to the gallon if I could metabolize gasoline. If you meant to say primary Motor vehicle then 10 MPG. Have not used it in months.

My primary vehicle is my Bianchi Volpe. I don't own a car.

My wife's Civic gets 36 city. My Tacoma pick up does about 19 city.

What the hell... my 96' dodge stratus 2.5L V6 gets 22mpg highway... something's wrong (aside from the fact that it's an american car).

32 mpg on my 07 mazda 3.

I'm glad to see nobody's primary vehicle is in the "0" mpg zone, that would be difficult.

My old monster Jeep got 8 mpg on a regular basis...

~65-70 MPG. Woo.

My old monster Jeep got 8 mpg on a regular basis...My old cargo van (3/4 ton, extended wheelbase, extended body, 5.7L V8, 4-barrel carb, headers, and some crappy late-70s "emissions" equipment) would probably get something like 8-10 MPG, had it not been relegated to "storage shed" duty for the last decade. That 33 gallon gas tank would be a ***** to keep full these days...

6.6 liter (401 V8) and late 70's crap. Put out like 220 horse but a gob of torque. It was the Wagoneer version, roughly 6000 lbs dry... thing was a beast.

~65-70 MPG. Woo.

what care is this?

mine depends on what i eat.

hmmm, ZIP, well unless you deduct the residual gas produced after meal in order to produce energy in order for vehicle to ... go.

:D just messin with ya. Car free.

However I do use public transportation for the really really bad black ice/heavy snow winter days - and in order to get to Toronto, etc.

~65-70 MPG. Woo.

what car is this?

mine depends on what i eat.

Mine ranges from 45-60 mpg.

41 - 50mpg in my Turbo Diesel Jetta. Depends on how I drive it, and if the bikes are mounted on top or not.

65mpg on my scooter.

35ish

primary vehicle runs on green tea and
tortillas.

secondary vehicle gets about 35mpg.

Those are broad ranges.

man! say what cars these are!

I think they're scooters, goldfishin

I gots me a rolla S

man! say what cars these are!

Motorcycles. ;)

Those are broad ranges.

There's often big differences between city driving and highway cruising.

what car is this?
Motorcycles. ;)

What she said.

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86 Corolla...32 Mpg

83 Trail 110...80 Mpg

My primary vehicle gets ∞. (recumbent)

My secondary vehicle also gets ∞. (small wheeled fixie) :D

My primary motor vehicle gets between 31-40 mpg. It's an '83 Citroen GSA and is only used for hauling heavy loads or trips around the South Island for tramping and such. I forget what my secondary and tertiary motor vehicles get as they haven't been used in over 10 years.:o

2003 mitsubishi Galant, 2.4 litre engine, 4 speed automatic trans, 21/28 mpg city/hwy. I can squeak out 30 if I'm good to it and run good gas.

Had to sell my 1988 Jeep Wrangler. 4.3 litre engine, 5 speed manual transmission, 4 inch lift with 33' swampers. 8/12 city/hwy

My 2007 Genuine Buddy 125 gets 100 mpg. I am about to trade it in for a 2008 Kymco Xciting 250 Ri, or maybe a Piaggio X9, that will allow me to comfortably use the freeway, but fuel consumption will go up to about 60mpg, which is still pretty rad. I spend about ten dollars a week for gas, currently.

1993 mtb, 2000 calories/day

Primary "vehicle": feet, I walk to/from work.
Secondary vehicle: bike(s)
Tertiary vehicle: wife's VW Beetle, gets mid-20s

~55mpg
Prius

i got 38mpg on my last fill up in my 1994 geo prizm with a 145k miles on it.

What the hell... my 96' dodge stratus 2.5L V6 gets 22mpg highway... something's wrong (aside from the fact that it's an american car).

Jeesh, my 68 Mustang with a 5.8L V8 gets low 20's if I drive conservatively*.



*Which never happens.

~20 mpg in my Ranger

About 35mpg in my '93 Accord

'98 Escort - 30mpg
'05 Liberty - 17mpg

2001 Subaru Outback 25-30mpg
1994 Toyota 4wd truck 18-22mpg

We usually walk or ride bikes though.

I am halfway through my 3rd tank of gas for my jeep for this year. It gets about 18-20mpg, but it rarely gets driven. Last time I filled it was early July. Bike is primary mode of transportation.

Saturn Vue, 23-25 mpg

I haven't checked for a while... I think it is dropping, time for a tune-up.

My 94 accord 5spd 33-36mpg depending Citgo Exxon BP...it likes BP the best but your BP station runs 8 cents more gallon.

As for my YJ I'll prolly put the 4th tank of the year in it, (only 2 tanks last year) it averages 15.

Our 07 Xterra averages 18.

2000 Outback with 312,976 miles on it, AND a roof rack for 2 bikes, routinely gets 26.7 MPG.

I can't figure out to kill this thing (without causing undue harm to me or it) so I can get a Honda....

did you put all those miles on that thing?

Mini Cooper S
Mixed city/rural: 31-32
Steady highway: 35-36

It's not bad if you consider my lead foot.

Primary vehicle--about 1 PB&J every 10 miles.

Secondary vehicle--28-33 mpg

My boat gets 0.8 mpg if I take it easy

What kind of boat is that? My Cal20 got around 500 miles per gallon, as I only used the kicker to motor out of the slip to the race course. If the wind was right, I sailed in and out.

You know, there's been a lot of posts on here about the Prius' "smugness factor" (I think they're great, but it's something I've noticed,) and I was just over at Saturn's website and they have hybrids that get 32 mpg. Now what kind of damn fool rides around in a more expensive hybrid that gets the same mileage as a regular Honda Civic, except for reasons of smugness? I have a hard time reconciling the dumbassitude.

My 1993 Acura Legend is going through some cooling problems right now (it runs fine, but if you use it for long distances and then idle it, the engine temperature rises way above normal...then comes back down again after getting out of idle). Thus, mpg is low at 17-18 mpg.