I always drive about 70% highway and 30% city

97 Civic EX coupe 4AT, I drive like a grandma in this car though - 34 mpg
03 TL-S - 22mpg
95 Integra LS sedan 5MT - 27mpg, got 33mpg all-highway
02 Camaro Z28 6MT - 19mpg

 

2002 Acura 3.5 RL

16 mpg city
25 mpg highway

1997 Acura 3.2 TL

19 mpg city
28 mpg highway

I use premium on both, both engines are in great shape. The RL just has more weight.. oh well.

 

2008 Honda S2000

23-25 MPG City

Haven't taken it on a highway trip yet, but from what I see now and what I've read others get I'd expect 28-32mpg

 

My Murano averages 17 mpg in predominantly 'city' driving.

My 07 AV6 averages about 21.6 mpg due mainly to my lead foot (on highways).
Or else, I might get closer this this:

As for my 00 Quest, I would rather not talk about it.

 

04 TL
daily - 18
highway - 29ish

67 mustang
daily - 9
highway - 9

 

1998 Acura CL 3.5L 6 speed

29 mpg @ 85mph. (this is the speed I kept it at)

I did this on my trip to Cali and back. This was also with blown head gaskets.

2005 Nissan Titan

18 mpg - freeway (also tested on a trip to Cali)

 

99 es300 22-24 mpg mostly highway and back roads with 120k and 87 octane

 

2004 TL: 26.5 MPG (according to my calculations) with 50-50 highway (75 MPH) and city (30 MPH)

2007 MDX Sport- Ent: 22.1 MPG (according to my calculations as of tonight) 80% highway (85-90 MPH) and about 20% city (usually between 20-50 MPH, 50 for only .2 mile)

 

03 TL-S with 54k (Injen CAI)
BP 93 octane
80%highway 20% city = 25mpg

All highway I have achieved 33mpg.

 

Damn, you get 20mpg in traffic? I wish my 05 TL could do that..
My MID always gives me 16-18 in the city.. 28-29 hwy though.

 

'05 TL 5AT: 21 MPG overall (23-25 ave. mph) or 26 MPG overall (32+ ave.mph); 28 MPG if only freeway driving.

You are kidding, right?
Do you have a built 390 or 427 in the thing, or just a leak in the gas tank?

 

lotus 24mpg
merc 15mpg
sti 19mpg

 

07 type-s : 80/20 hwy/city, 24-25mpg

05 RX400H : 26-28 mpg

 

I get about 20mpg in my '05 Honda Accord Sedan. I have a lead foot and its 90% city, maybe more.

 

07 Sebring Limited V6

19 mpg city/29 mpg highway

07 Caliber R/T

24 mpg city/28 mpg highway

 

07 Mazda3s manual: 26.7 mpg
08 Buick Enclave CXL: 19.2 mpg

 

03'Infiniti FX45
on paper: 15/19
on my dash, it tells me 13.4, I'm NOT lite on the gas pedal tho... I'm getting the ECU reflash soon, which should help (some).

 

It might be a tiny bit higher than 9, but not by much. It is really depressing. I average, highway, about 150 miles on 12 gallons - so yeah, change the highway a few mpg.

 

update...got 32mpg in the lotus today

 

'06 tsx 18mpg - 90% city (most trips are 2-5 miles)
35mpg on the long highway trips

 

that's awesome. makes sense though, it's going to be tons better than a heavier celica which is already pretty efficient. light cars FTMFW.

 

2007 Acura TSX AT ~27 mpg
50/50 city and highway

 

2007 911 Carrera S- 13-15 mpg/city and 22-25 mpg/highway (I have a lead foot, but who wouldn't in a c2s?)

2003 Honda Element Ex- Hell of a lot better than the porsche

 

Most of our driving is local, however, most of the roads are 45mph and only a few of the main roads have lights. So I'd have to say we drive maybe 70% highway and 30% city. My wife (Audi) may do a bit more city since her office is in the middle of Charlotte.

The bike is only ridden on local back roads with speed limits between 35 and 55mph. Only been through one tank so far... but good results.

2007 FJ Cruiser: 20-21 mpg
2005 Ninja 250: 43 mpg
2005.5 Audi A4: 28-32mpg

 

70% City 30% Highway:

'03 Audi A4 1.8 Quattro - 23mpg

'91 Honda Accord EX - 28mpg (239,XXX miles)

 

01RL
Combined avg and driving 73ish on freeway... 28mpg
Combined avg and driving 78ish on freeway... 20mpg

 

04 Tsx Mt - 24-25 Mpg

 

really? that much of a difference in MPG if you drove 5mph faster? If that's the case... I need to slow down

 

2007 IS350
average around 21-22 MPG

 

02 CLS with ~77k miles:
60% highway/40% city - 26 mpg overall.

I used to get 27-28 average before ethanol.

 

Yeah Ken it's weird! But then since then i've been driving slower. Like before, I drove on the freeway at 80-83, and I would only be able to get to Pomona and back home 3 days. I averaged 16mpg doing that.. So I experimented, driving a bit slower each time, and gas milage went up like crazy.

 

'07 Civic Ex 4dr 5sp Mt: 33-35 mpg
'04 TSX 6sp Mt: 25-27 mpg
'03 Pilot Ex: 19 mpg
All 90% hwy travel.

'76 Chevy 3/4 ton: keeps Arabs in business.

 

My '03 cls6 gets about an ave of 22mpg
My Fathers '06 maxima gets only about 18.5mpg
and My '96 F250 diesel is the best of them all with about 24-25mpg it just costs over $100 bucks to fill at almost $4.40 a gallon here in connecticut

 

06 MB CLK500
about 15/city
21-22ish highway
see about 17-18 mpg avg...