A six - speed automatic joins the party as the Toyota's sole gearbox option, and the vehicle's 2.5 - liter, four - cylinder mill also turns in 31 -
mpg during highway driving.
Fuel mileage for its 2.5 - liter inline - four, 175 - horsepower shows as a respectable 29 mpg highway, and even its optional 270 - horsepower, 3.5 - liter V - 6 can turn in 27
mpg during highway driving.
Thanks to its low - revving nature, the C6 returns a surprising 26
mpg during highway driving.
Not exact matches
We worry more about testing 50 to 90 mph acceleration and thus see 14.1
mpg during 40 miles of mostly
highway driving.
According to the trip computer in the GX, I got 18.8
mpg during a 158 - mile trip that included a lot of
highway driving.
As we found
during our First
Drive — the Mazda 3 will achieve 40
mpg on the
highway in the real world.
During my test in mostly suburban and congested
highway driving, the 4x4 Armada never broke 12
mpg in nearly perfect weather conditions requiring little air conditioning.
During my weekend with the car, I achieved an indicated 24
mpg with no
highway driving and frequent hard acceleration, which is pretty good for something with this kind of performance.
(The next day I'll do a quick calculation on my iPhone that shows we averaged 26.4
mpg overall
during our trip, 2.4
mpg better than the EPA's estimated combined mileage but 3.6
mpg less than the EPA's estimated
highway mileage, which sort of makes sense since we
drove up and down through so much elevation.)
I can get 27
mpg on the
highway if I
drive 55, don't use the AC (
during warm months), and
drive decent (no jack rabbit starts and stops).
During my 130 - mile round - trip commute, I found the EPA numbers to be spot on, as I saw 13
mpg in combined city and
highway driving.
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.
This entry - level diesel comes in front - wheel -
drive configuration and returns fuel mileage of approximately 45
mpg — though Audi has not stated whether this is
during mixed use, or only the
highway mileage figure.
The Prius v earns 40
mpg in
highway driving and a whopping 44
mpg during city
drives.
My testing yielded a trip computer recorded 26.9
mpg at the end of the week, which included a day of back - road carving, a good deal of
highway cruising, and just a bit of cursing at first gear
during city
driving.
The EPA ratings are 14
mpg city and 20
mpg highway, but
during freeway
driving, the car easily topped its
highway number, according to the trip computer.
This unit's fuel mileage is reported at 15 -
mpg in city
driving and 20 -
mpg during highway cruising.
There was a good amount of
highway driving during my time with it, and I still couldn't even crack the 16
mpg mark average.
During 470 miles of mixed
driving the Abarth produced only 21.1
mpg, with a best tank of 28.9
mpg in a stretch that was mostly
highways.
During our typical
drive week of local and
highway mixed
driving, along with more joy rides than usual, fuel economy averaged 23.2
mpg.
As a bonus, the Td6 returned a best tank
mpg of 28.6
during highway driving including crawling through some Los Angeles traffic.
I got 16.2
mpg during the week I had it, which included a balance of city and
highway driving.
During our typical
drive week of local and
highway mixed
driving, fuel economy averages in at 31.5
mpg, quite impressive.
So is the GT's estimated fuel economy average of 28
mpg during city
driving and 39
mpg on the
highway.
In my testing, I averaged around 27.5
mpg during mixed
driving and up to 34
mpg over a 300 - mile
highway jaunt.
During our week with mixed
highway and city
driving we averaged 30
mpg.
The frugal power plant is also good for fuel mileage of 29 -
mpg in stop and go
driving and 38 -
mpg during highway cruising, making it one of the most efficient options available from Ford.
The Plug - In Hybrid is capable of traveling exclusively on battery power for short distances, it provides 47 -
mpg in stop and go
driving and 46 -
mpg during highway cruising - and you can charge its battery via a wall outlet, if you desire.
The fuel economy champ is the front - wheel -
drive and manual gearbox combo, though the (FWD) automatic still returns an impressive 26 / 32 -
mpg average
during city and
highway driving.
Unfortunately, this did not light up enough
during our one - week trial of the car: over 200 miles of mixed city and
highway driving, we observed an overall gas mileage of 17.8
mpg — well below the EPA's estimate of a combined city /
highway figure of 29
mpg.
During our typical
drive week of mixed local and
highway driving, fuel economy averages in at 17.4
mpg.
In mostly
highway - biased
driving, with a little bit of lead - footedness thrown in, the all - wheel -
drive 2018 Traverse we
drove managed about 22.5
mpg during the weekend, which puts it on the better side of the midsize SUVs in our comparison test earlier this summer.
We averaged about 23
mpg during our
drive, which included city
driving,
highway driving, and a few miles» worth of the New York area's finest traffic jams.
During our typical
drive week of local and
highway mixed
driving, fuel economy averages in at 33.8
mpg, surpassing the EPA ratings of 25
mpg city, 33
mpg highway, and 28
mpg combined.
Sometime
during the»96 model year, VW will add an optional turbocharged diesel engine that is reported to deliver close to 50
mpg in combined city /
highway driving.
When matched with either its six - speed manual or six - speed dual - clutch automated manual transmission, the Golf TDI is good for 30 -
mpg in stop and go
driving and 42 -
mpg on the
highway - and those are just the official numbers, as hyper - milers have been known to crest 50 -
mpg during steady - state cruising in the VW.