1995 Camry 4 cyl - 21-25 mpg rarely the higher number. Almost all city driving.

2004 V-8 4runner - I try not to pay attention. Best in city may be around 12 mpg. EEEEEK
:hyper:

 

Mine was 24 mpg overall / 29 mpg highway
for a 2001 Nissan Altima GLE AT.

 

10mpg
Ford V10 F250 4x4

 

8 mpg :) lol. On a good day hypermiling maybe 15mpg

 

2001 Ford F150 Sport MT = 19MPG Combined
2002 Mercury Marquis AT = 19MPG Combined
2007 Nissan Altima AT = 29MPG Combined
2008 Honda Fit Sport MT = 36MPG Combined

 

1998 Ford Ranger 4cyl w/ messed up cylinder head...
15 city/20 highway

 

1995 Saab 900SE Turbo - ~25 MPG (premium). I miss that car... not so much for the handling, but because it had 185 horsepower - it was fun.

 

14 mpg. 95 isuzu rodeo v6 4wd

 

~16mpg in '94 F-150 FWD Auto
~32-40mpg in '95 Honda Civic LX Sedan Auto. Winter yielded low 30s, summer up to and rarely over 40mpg.

I'm hoping my Fit's mpgs do not suffer in the winter as the civic did.

38+ to 43+ so far in my 08 Fit Sport MT.

 

16 MPG tank avg. in a '93 Suburban (600+ miles per tank every time). Now over 40 for the past month, in an AT no less :D

 

:mad: 1998 Jeep Wrangler 4.0 13 mpg highway, 8 city. Recent road trip with Fit through NM and Colorado, got up to 43 mpg.

 

1995 Toyota Previa LE S/C (Yes, supercharged. No, it wasn't fast.)

17-18 mpg city, 23ish highway.

 

1995 Civic lx manual ~ 40 mpg is what we traded in. Try to keep one fuel efficient car in the family. My v8 Explorer gets 17mpg.

 

2nd Gen Suzuki SV650S 47.8 mpg combined highway/city averaged over 3600 miles.

 

14mpg: with a semi built big turbo sr 240sx...

 

eeeeeee-Yowch!!! There are still so many of those on the road here...it's ridiculous.

:hyper::hyper::hyper:

 

Sadly I traded my F250 4x4 for my Explorer hoping to get better mileage. NOPE! My Superduty ran a 14.0 in the quarter at Moroso AND got the same 17 mpg that my Explorer gets. Of course, it was a modified Powerstroke.

 

39-42 mpg --- 08' Fit Sport
16-18 mpg --- 08' X-Runner
24-26 mpg --- 06' EVO MR
32-34 mpg --- 97' Civic

 

Well, I don't have my Fit yet, but can I still answer? I have a '91 Celica - I'd say 36 mpg or so, great gas mileage. It just looks like crap...

 

32 in my 1988 Chevy (Toyota) Nova. It had a carburated 1.6L and a speed trans.