How real is the MPG on these things?
#12
RE: How real is the MPG on these things?
first tank was 21MPG but also I've not just been toodling to work Like I will once I get the 'lets hear it scream to redline before I shift' mode.
Got a bit of a shocker, I've not driven a RWD vehicle since 1988 or so and I flipped a quick U-Turn on a 55MPH highway and floored it only to do a wonderful tires spinning u-turn that I used to want to do all the time at 16 to 18 only to have TCS surprise me and hold me at 30MPH with me goin 'oh ****' about slowing down trying to get up to highway speed again as a huge line of cars was comin at me.
Next time, TCS button off and boy that'd be fun.
Got a bit of a shocker, I've not driven a RWD vehicle since 1988 or so and I flipped a quick U-Turn on a 55MPH highway and floored it only to do a wonderful tires spinning u-turn that I used to want to do all the time at 16 to 18 only to have TCS surprise me and hold me at 30MPH with me goin 'oh ****' about slowing down trying to get up to highway speed again as a huge line of cars was comin at me.
Next time, TCS button off and boy that'd be fun.
#18
RE: How real is the MPG on these things?
Depending on A/C use, 20-21 city highway mix with the A/C and 23-24 without A/C. As for strickly highway, 26 @ a constant 75 MPH, 28 @ a constant 60 MPH. I've always used A/C on interstate trips so I can't compare that. Maybe in the fall I can get a highway reading without A/C, but in the summer in SC, no A/C is no fun.