MPG Chart: Post in Your MPG Data!!
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MPG Chart: Post in Your MPG Data!!
After almost 17k miles (3625 were not recorded) here is the chart of my MPG. Hope this helps people in terms of what the average MPG for the TSX is (Or at least the ball park)
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There was a mistake. I forgot to average out the second column.
After dividing the Sum of column B by 41, it seems like I'm averaging 25.5MPG
Also, I forgot to add one other vital information: 60% Highway, 40% City.
After dividing the Sum of column B by 41, it seems like I'm averaging 25.5MPG
Also, I forgot to add one other vital information: 60% Highway, 40% City.
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My overall stats are:
Days of operation: 310
Fueling entries: 18
Total fuel purchased: 189.35 gal
Avg fuel purchased: 11.14 gal
Avg fuel efficiency: 26.6 mpg
Total distance: 4901 mi
Highest average was 32.6 mpg
Lowest average was 24.1 mpg
Overall very happy with the fuel consumption.
Days of operation: 310
Fueling entries: 18
Total fuel purchased: 189.35 gal
Avg fuel purchased: 11.14 gal
Avg fuel efficiency: 26.6 mpg
Total distance: 4901 mi
Highest average was 32.6 mpg
Lowest average was 24.1 mpg
Overall very happy with the fuel consumption.
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Ummm. . . on 07/04/04, how did you manage to get 18.75 Gallons of fuel into a 17.1 Gallon fuel tank? Typo maybe? 16.75?? Anytime I've gone into the 400's + my mileage was generally 30 MPG+ as high as 33.
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Originally Posted by corbs
Ummm. . . on 07/04/04, how did you manage to get 18.75 Gallons of fuel into a 17.1 Gallon fuel tank? Typo maybe? 16.75?? Anytime I've gone into the 400's + my mileage was generally 30 MPG+ as high as 33.
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Great stuff!
Damn I've been getting some really really crappy milage. I got the best milage when I was driving my car when I first got it, now my milage is just horrible. The best (I haven't been keeping a written record) I did around 423 miles and had to fill up 14 some gallons. Now on campus I stop and go more times going from one quad to the other than most people will stop and go all day long. I'm at half tank now and I've only gone 100.4 miles. I know the milage gets better near the end (i don't know if it's due to a lighter tank or the "non-linear" gas guage) but still, and this is without racing down every block too.
Damn I've been getting some really really crappy milage. I got the best milage when I was driving my car when I first got it, now my milage is just horrible. The best (I haven't been keeping a written record) I did around 423 miles and had to fill up 14 some gallons. Now on campus I stop and go more times going from one quad to the other than most people will stop and go all day long. I'm at half tank now and I've only gone 100.4 miles. I know the milage gets better near the end (i don't know if it's due to a lighter tank or the "non-linear" gas guage) but still, and this is without racing down every block too.
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29.59 was the best MPG I've got so far, and the worst obviously was the first fill up.
I'll try my best to get 30mpg+ before the year 2005
iamhomin, who has one too many receits in his manual book.
I'll try my best to get 30mpg+ before the year 2005
iamhomin, who has one too many receits in his manual book.
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Originally Posted by iamhomin
29.59 was the best MPG I've got so far, and the worst obviously was the first fill up.
I'll try my best to get 30mpg+ before the year 2005
iamhomin, who has one too many receits in his manual book.
I'll try my best to get 30mpg+ before the year 2005
iamhomin, who has one too many receits in his manual book.
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Originally Posted by corbs
Do you have AT or MT?
Are you a lead foot or feather foot?
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On a trip that was 80% highway I managed to get 33.4mpg
I was smiling like a madman because while doing the highway driving I averaged about 78mph....
70-72 when I was being cautious about speeding....and 85-90 when it was clear sailing. So its not like i set the cruise or anything...
THE TSX ROCKS!
I was smiling like a madman because while doing the highway driving I averaged about 78mph....
70-72 when I was being cautious about speeding....and 85-90 when it was clear sailing. So its not like i set the cruise or anything...
THE TSX ROCKS!
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Iamhomin, this thread is a great idea, so I edited your title in order to encourage everyone to post in their own data if they have any.
So the message is up for everyone, post in your data like iamhomin did. It will help us all get a good global idea of the mpg performance of the TSX.
As for me, I will be posting my data on a monthly basis.
So the message is up for everyone, post in your data like iamhomin did. It will help us all get a good global idea of the mpg performance of the TSX.
As for me, I will be posting my data on a monthly basis.
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i get just over 30mpg for about 350 miles at at average speed of 40mph. at least that what the navi tells me. i have a 30 mile drive to work everyday. 5600 miles in two months and counting...
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My first fillup, I made a trip between 2 cities, 170mi apart. I filled up the car, did about 90mi city driving, and then made the trip. Drove around that city, and then filled up, got 31mpg. Then after that drove back and filled up (100% highway), got 33mpg. This was on 98 octane premium.
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Originally Posted by iamhomin
Yeah, so do I. I keep them inside my "gas expense" envelop
iamhomin, who likes to keep track of his expenses
iamhomin, who likes to keep track of his expenses
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Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
same here!! You mark down your mileage on your receipts too?
I just started to that on my last fill up.
The reason why I didn't do it before was because I kept a log of my mileage in my manual every other week.
Good to know I'm not the only freak who religiously jots down needless logs.
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Originally Posted by iamhomin
I just started to that on my last fill up.
The reason why I didn't do it before was because I kept a log of my mileage in my manual every other week.
Good to know I'm not the only freak who religiously jots down needless logs.
The reason why I didn't do it before was because I kept a log of my mileage in my manual every other week.
Good to know I'm not the only freak who religiously jots down needless logs.
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Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
I thought about getting a small notebook to jot them all down..but it's just soo much easier to write it on the reciept...