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Old 10-20-2011, 09:04 AM   #1981
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I always get a consistant 43 mpg, mostly hwy and i keep it below 60 with a/c on. I have had one tank that was 27 mpg but i was driving at 85 mostly my whole trip.
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Old 10-20-2011, 12:24 PM   #1982
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^ i drove down to southern VA beating the hell out of the car & still got 41mpg...& a ticket...haha
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Old 10-20-2011, 07:28 PM   #1983
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first post!

hey guys , just picked up an '08 hatch m/t wenesday morning (yesterday). main appeal was the mpg i had hoped for so this thread is keeping hopes high. i've already put 270miles on the first tank just commuting to and for work. Dealer said they filled it up and I still have 3 bars left so i'm hoping i can knock down another 100miles before fill up with mostly highway driving 75-80ish and quite a bit of stop and go city driving. If i can get good mileage not even trying that would be great!

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Old 10-21-2011, 07:54 AM   #1984
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at 3 bars i'm usually already past 400 miles. don't drive so fast & upshift at 2000rpm with very moderate throttle. try to slow coast instead of stop & go as much as you can
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Old 10-21-2011, 10:08 PM   #1985
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yea the first tank i didn't really try to conserve at all...ran it 75-80 for most of the highway driving and probably had about 100miles of stop n go city/highway crawl driving so i'm not to disappointed. ended up gassing up at 326 miles and took just over 8.8 gallons=37mpg. i put another 190 miles on new tank today and just dropped into 5/8bars. i get paid mileage so it's all good either way, lol.
i already downshift/roll to lights try, keep moving, and hardly use the brakes but i have dropped highway cruise to around 70mph so we'll see how it works out. if i can consistantly get 40+mpg i'll be happy
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Old 10-22-2011, 01:08 AM   #1986
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Pump your tires up and run mobil 1 0-20 eco oil. My biggest gains were from those changes. I run my tires currently at 54psi...i suggest at least 40 for others
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Old 10-23-2011, 02:22 PM   #1987
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good tips malibu thanks again
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Old 10-30-2011, 12:57 AM   #1988
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'08 base model Yaris sedan w/ 4 speed auto ;

Eco : 40.3 @ 96
Calc: 39.75 ( 251.4 mis. / 6.323 gals. )

4 bars left and switched ECO back to 95 so calculated mileage is hopefully higher than the ECO setting ,

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Old 10-31-2011, 11:27 AM   #1989
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47 & change my last tank...which involed 100+mph high speed driving for a bit of it...got pulled over too at 110mph...GOT A WARNING! phew!
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Old 11-06-2011, 05:55 PM   #1990
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finally got around to blowing up the tires, however they say max 40psi so thats where they're at. i've been trying to pay attention to some of my driving to see where i could improve and noticed a few things. one mainly is in town i'll leave it in 4th (under 45mph usually) same for getting off highway i'll usually drop it in 4th and 3rd and engine break it but then i'll drive around in that gear. i'm looking for a instrumentation cluster with a tach desperately. engine runs pretty smooth and i don't really notice if i've driving around in 3rd or 4th, till i go to downshift coming to a stop and realize i just drove 5 miles in 4th lol. and i think i'm going to do the cruise control mod pretty soon should help highway for sure. last couple tanks were 35-39mpg
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Old 11-08-2011, 11:28 PM   #1991
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'08 base model sedan w/ 4 speed auto : Fill of VALERO 87 w/E10 on 11/5

Eco-Meter : 38.7 ( set @ 95 )
Calculated : 38.47 ( 298.5 mis. / 7.758 gals. @ 1 click )

3 bars left and tires set at 35 .
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Old 11-10-2011, 11:22 AM   #1992
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my mileage has gone to shit recently...i think MD switched to Winter fuel now. i'm only getting mid to upper 40s

time to get it back! stock exhaust is going back on & i'm going to build a hot air intake & i need to make some grille blocks
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Old 11-19-2011, 11:42 PM   #1993
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'08 base sedan w/ 4 speed auto : 1 click of GULF 93 w/E10 . This tank of 39.25 m.p.g. was VALERO 87 w/E10 . Last bar started to blink not long before fill . Continental Pro Contact Eco Plus tires at 35 p.s.i.. SHELL full synthetic 5w-20 ( SN/GF-5 ) for oil .

Eco-Meter : 39.2 ( set @ 95 )
Calculator : 39.258 ( 398.2 mis. / 10.143 gals. )
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Old 11-20-2011, 10:11 AM   #1994
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Good timing catching that bar in between blinks,lol
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Old 11-20-2011, 10:17 AM   #1995
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I got a new set of Hanook H727, finally got rid of the Goodyear LS factory clunkers, and thought,I just filled up about 30 miles ago, so let me see how they do with standard 32 psi vs my normal 40 psi. So I did 38.8 mpg and thought, not bad! I got home after fill up and decided to go back to my 40psi to see what happens. Pulled out the trusty tire gauge and I'll be danged if they weren't all at 25 psi! I was ticked! Used both of my tire gauges to verify. Stupid installer! But it made me more impressed with the tires. Also explains part of why they rode so much smoother too,lol
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Old 11-20-2011, 07:31 PM   #1996
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How many miles did you wring out of the Goodyears? Pretty amazing MPGs for 25psi!

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I got a new set of Hanook H727, finally got rid of the Goodyear LS factory clunkers, and thought,I just filled up about 30 miles ago, so let me see how they do with standard 32 psi vs my normal 40 psi. So I did 38.8 mpg and thought, not bad! I got home after fill up and decided to go back to my 40psi to see what happens. Pulled out the trusty tire gauge and I'll be danged if they weren't all at 25 psi! I was ticked! Used both of my tire gauges to verify. Stupid installer! But it made me more impressed with the tires. Also explains part of why they rode so much smoother too,lol
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Old 11-20-2011, 08:32 PM   #1997
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Good timing catching that bar in between blinks,lol
Here's the no bar and bar . As for tire pressure , always check the pressure after getting new tires or exchange of seasonal tires . Also , make sure the wheel covers are on correctly and snug . Usually do these right at the dealer lot . One time the salesman seen me checking tire pressure and says in a nasty tone " what do you think you're doing " . I replied , " checking the tire pressure " . Like I don't have a right to do so . Next time will check these things a block away so not to pee off anyone .
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Old 11-20-2011, 10:50 PM   #1998
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How many miles did you wring out of the Goodyears? Pretty amazing MPGs for 25psi!
Only about 33000. Which is more than some, less than others. And realistically, with another rotation, they were good for 3-5000 more. But winter is right around the corner and I didnt want to chance it. If ya wait till it snow you wait forever. November around here you dont know what to expect.
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