Many tanks are like this.....they are wider at the top and narrow the lower in the tankI am going on a trip next week will let you know what i see when it's all highway. One thing I have noticed i that the first quarter of a tank goes alot slower than the last thee quarters. that just might be the gauge. I also have been doing alot of "spirted driving and stop and go in the city so can't get an accuarte gauge on mpg yet I think it's about 25mpg with the way i'm driving I'm getting close to 500 miles now had it two weeks
I am curious to try this as well. Especially as summer is coming up.I am using 91 Octane in my MT 2016 Sport. I like the noticeable increase in responsiveness. I usually only use 911 octane on hot days, but now I'll be using 91 as long as it is cheaper than usual
Higher than average fuel consumption could be an indicator of other problems.With gas prices so low, does it matter these days?
65,xxx miles on my 15 sport... according to the dashboard I've averaged 28.9 MPG, in all sorts of conditionsHow are the current owner's doing, and what is your city/highway mix?
Gas mileage is one of the big selling points for me and I want to make sure it does as well as it says.
Nice car. I had a 2001 Millenia and the new Mazda 6 reminds me more of that car than the old 6. I looked at a Touring in Machine Gray and while I liked it, the turbo car accelerates effortlessly. Then I saw the lighter colored wheels on the GTR and thought that looked better when it came to machine gray. Of course the wheel and body color is all a matter of personal tastes and the upgrade to GTR is more money. Any thoughts after a year or so of ownership?Best I've ever gotten after break-in on the 2.5T engine in my 2018 was a few weeks ago in January. 36.7MPG average over a 180 mile trip that was about 90/10 split highway/city driving. I could have done even better if I had tried to hypermile it. I was really only trying to consciously conserve gas the 2nd half of the drive. I'd guess I could have maybe hit 40 MPG if I had actually tried the entire trip. That was with 2 adults and 2 kids in the car (that includes me) and driving with 87-octane (10% ethanol), which I assume is probably a winter blended fuel for this time of year in Wisconsin, and running front defroster on occasion. My usual commute to work is 10/90 split highway/city and I get somewhere around 25-26 mpg average on a tank.
only 71,xxx miles on my '15 Mazda 6 sport with manual trans. but according to the dashboard 29 MPG, average with a 50/50 mix of highway and local.How are the current owner's doing, and what is your city/highway mix?
Gas mileage is one of the big selling points for me and I want to make sure it does as well as it says.
Where can I find a very steep hill so that I can break your record?Going downhill for 5 KM after reset, 99km/L
Have to be a cliff? Sorry bad joke!😅Where can I find a very steep hill so that I can break your record?
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