Stang-n-Vette

Just broke 300 miles, still only about 14 mpg.

Oh well, we don't buy these cars for the mileage!

Blair

I do 50% highway and 50% city and consistently get 18mpg. I have a manual with 3.31s and about 5000 miles on the clock.

wilkinda

My driving is 50/50 and so far i am averageing 20.5.... I have 2744 miles since july 27th

PSU Ben

I'm still breaking in my motor...but at around 700 miles total have gotten 24 mpg (100% highway) on my first tank, 21.3 mpg (60/40 highway/city) on my second and am currently getting around 21 mpg on my 3rd tank (60/40)

(1st tank of around 90 miles was used moving the car in a dealer trade so no data on that).

This is all with pretty gentle acceleration (though I was switching in and out of 4th and 5th to vary engine speeds on the first tank so I may be able to get better than 24 mpg once broken in for 100% highway)

I have the 3.73 rear axle

searay28

I just Picked mine up the other day. Its a Convertible GT, with a 5 Speed manual. I drove like GRANDMA for about 50 Miles. (35 of them were at about 75 on the highway, and the rest was on a back road going about 45)

Again, I was TRYING to get good mileage, and with the Top Down, I pulled 28MPG for that trip!!! (According to the Computer)

QUite happy with that, and the car only has like 120 miles on it!

--gerry

Nuke

Same here. I'm on my 3rd 4Runner (had a '90 2nd gen, '00 3rd gen and now an '08 4th gen; all V6's) which is my DD and I'm lucky to get 22-23 MPG highway with that. That's why the Stang is used for those 400-2000 mile trips I often take (unless the Stang is stored for the winter). The sweetspot on the 4Runner is 60 and below. But for a V6 it tows damned well!