Sentences with phrase «mpg average city»

I love my Toyota, getting 40 mpg average city and hwy.

Not exact matches

It averages 21 mpg on regular gas on highway and about 13 mpg in the city.

Averaging 17/27 city / highway mpg.

The Ridgeline is averaging about 18 mpg on the highway — what the EPA says it should get in the city, but my heavy right foot and the aero - unfriendly bikes in the back aren't helping much.

Like us, you would probably be impressed by the S7's performance, but the V - 6 in the A7 is as responsive and as eager to rev, and it delivers better mileage — several drivers averaged close to 30 mpg on the highway, even though the EPA rates fuel economy at 18/28 mpg city / highway and 21 mpg combined.

The trip computer indicated an average of 18 mpg for my round - trip commute of mixed city and highway driving - decent for a vehicle with such capacity.

After turning the air conditioning off, we averaged 22 mpg in a mix of city and highway driving.

And, I've reached 22 mpg in the city with an average of 19 mpg.

While the average fuel consumption dropped by 11.9 percent to a highly theoretical (at this stage) 21.6 mpg combined for city and highway driving, maximum torque increased to 664 lb - ft — on tap from 1,250 to 4,500 rpm.

With the steep hills in my town, I rarely get close even to the city mpg figures during the week I spend in a test car, but in the Altima hybrid I averaged an indicated 33 mpg.

Kia says its PHEV averages 48 mpg in the city and 44 mpg on the highway.

Both engines arrive at 30 mpg combined EPA fuel economy averages, with the Skyactiv 2.0 doing so with 27/34 mpg city / highway, and the MultiAir 1.4 achieving 26/35 mpg city / highway.

Still, the three - pedal setup does average 2 mpg more on the EPA city cycle.

Checking fuel consumption on the wide - open state highways around Anchorage, Alaska, we had no difficulty meeting or beating the EPA 29 - mpg highway estimate, ending the day with an average 28.6 mpg that included some idling with stop - and - go city traffic mixed in.

The car's trip computer showed an average of 30 + mpg in my mix of city and highway driving, achieved without the slightest effort on my part to maximize fuel economy.

Honda claims it can average 55 mpg in the city — not too shabby.

EPA - rated mileage is 16 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, with a 19 mpg average, 91 octane recommended.

The Ghibli S is rated 15/25/18 mpg city / highway / combined, with my week of spirited driving netting about 17 mpg on average.

It even gets relatively good fuel economy for a big SUV: I've gotten an average of 17 mpg in city and highway driving, and I often get up to 19, even 20 on long trips.

According to the EPA, owners of diesel GLs will average 19 mpg overall (17 city / 23 highway), which is still impressive for such a big, versatile, and capable vehicle.

The 740i is rated at 17/25 mpg city / highway, and the K1600GT is showing an indicated average of 38 mpg.

I average between 28 - 31 mpg with a combination of city and highway.

In 3 months we have about 3800 miles about 80 % of which is city, and are averaging between 25 and 28 mpg.

According to the EPA, the 2014 Corvette with seven - speed manual transmission averages 17 mpg in city driving and 29 mpg on the highway.

A 2014 Ford Focus with a manual transmission averages 26 mpg in the city, 36 mpg on highway scenarios and 30 mpg combined.

Mileage is averaging 23 mpg combined hwy and city, better than my Cadillac STS.

Fuel savings are said to improve by roughly 25 percent over the base model, for an average of 25 / 36 - mpg during city and highway driving.

Driven with a light foot and using the air conditioning, I averaged 22.5 mpg in the city but only a little better than 25 mpg on a road trip.

After driving the Pilot Elite more than 600 miles in mixed conditions, the fuel - economy average corresponded exactly with what the EPA said to expect: 22 mpg (19 city / 26 highway).

Over the course of two weeks with this Traverse, we averaged 15.7 mpg, which is close to the EPA fuel economy rating for the city.

In combined city / highway driving, the Z28 averaged 19 mpg using regular unleaded.

The trip computer told me I was getting above 30 mpg on the highway, but it dropped precipitously in city driving, bringing my average way down.

On one particular route — nearly 100 miles through Switzerland, including country roads, highways and some city running — we managed 157 mpg at an average speed of more than 50 mph while, at times, pulling some brisk overtaking maneuvers.

Over that distance we observed an average fuel economy of 22.6 mpg — toward the low end of the EPA's 2007 estimates, but right in the middle of the revised 2008 rating of 19mpg city / 27mpg highway.

That stellar economy kept my average, which included time spent in slow city traffic and the aforementioned offroad crawl, up at 24.9 mpg.

The Expedition offers above average acceleration in its class despite some rivals having V8 engines, it is also relatively fuel efficient considering its size with a city / highway rating of 15/21 mpg.

Fuel mileage is about average for a vehicle this size — 17 mpg in the city, 23 mpg on the highway.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the Caprice averages 17 miles per gallon in city driving and 26 mpg on the highway.

Cylinder deactivation and a steady right foot helped eke out an 18.3 mpg average over my week with the «Burb, which was over mixed highway and city conditions.

If extraordinary fuel economy was the result we could be swayed, but our 17.7 mpg average (admittedly almost all city driving) doesn't even hit the EPA estimate, furthering the argument the Pathfinder needs more power, less weight or both.

I don't do a lot of highway driving but on city streets I'm getting average mpg.

EPA - rated mileage is 17 mpg city, 22 mpg on the highway, and we averaged 20.2 mpg.

It has an EPA - estimated 15 city and 20 highway miles per gallon, but we averaged only 16.2 mpg despite our best efforts to keep a light pedal foot, and a test cycle that was nearly 50 percent freeway cruising.

It's rated at 14 mpg in the city, but it's so damn fun to stomp the throttle that it was probably closer to 10 for my two - day combined average.

In our experience of city - weighted mixed driving, we observed an average of 21.6 mpg, which is extremely respectable for a car of this power and weight.

All trims are set with the same 2.0 L turbocharged engine and paired with a six - speed manual transmission to produce an average 24 mpg in the city and 34 on the highway.

I averaged about 15 mpg in city driving - not bad compared with some other behemoths, but low compared with most cars.

I've bumped the tire pressure to near forty pounds, went with synthetic oil, and still average about 21 - 22 mpg city or highway, doesn't matter.

Our test car went 301 miles between fill - ups and averaged 26 mpg in city driving with the air conditioner on.

is also above average, and I have averaged about 34 mpg in mostly city driving.