Seeking MPG Info., Advice, Suggestions, -Focus? Fusion?? Milan??? NOT NECESSARILY!
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i have a stock 05 convertible and i get 26-27 mpg highway with the top down. average 25mpg between city and highway and i do drive a bit fast. manual + a mileage tune would get you close to 30 with easy driving
#15
Thanks. I ("naturally") read the sticky after I had posted it here, so I guess (?) maybe I should just let it hang here a bit, I suppose, to see if an admin/moderator would be so kind as to move it - and so as not to have duplicate posts in separate forums.
Thanks again to all, and in advance...
PS - ooops - you are a moderator - so I reckon I best move-it, eh?
Thanks again to all, and in advance...
PS - ooops - you are a moderator - so I reckon I best move-it, eh?
EDIT- LOL someone already did! (wasn't me)....it was Lizzy! (other moderator)
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Last edited by mygt500; 07-24-2009 at 01:29 AM.
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6th Gear Member
Let's see if I understand this right...
You're worried about fuel mileage and you're thinking about a Mustang, regardless if it's a V6 or GT, that even used will most likely run you $15,000 - $25,000??? Considering the fuel mileage that the GT gets if you drive reasonable (I can get 26 MPG highway if I keep below 70 MPH and that's pump-to-pump, hand calculated). The V6 gets roughly 2-3 MPG better than the GT; not really a big gain in anyone's book. There are NO mods that provide any reasonable gains especially if you take into consideration the time for payback based on the price of the mod.
If you absolutely MUST have an economy car that gets on average 30+ MPG, you need to think in a different direction.
Personally, I didn't buy my Stang for it's economy. I bought it for the wood it gives me every time I get behind the wheel.
You're worried about fuel mileage and you're thinking about a Mustang, regardless if it's a V6 or GT, that even used will most likely run you $15,000 - $25,000??? Considering the fuel mileage that the GT gets if you drive reasonable (I can get 26 MPG highway if I keep below 70 MPH and that's pump-to-pump, hand calculated). The V6 gets roughly 2-3 MPG better than the GT; not really a big gain in anyone's book. There are NO mods that provide any reasonable gains especially if you take into consideration the time for payback based on the price of the mod.
If you absolutely MUST have an economy car that gets on average 30+ MPG, you need to think in a different direction.
Personally, I didn't buy my Stang for it's economy. I bought it for the wood it gives me every time I get behind the wheel.