[BRunkelGTO]

How satisfied have most people been with the mpg? I know the sticker rating is never accurate b/c that's not related to how the car should be driven.:cool Thanks!

Ben

 

[Stephen Hopkins]

I've been happy enough but not quite what I expected. I'm averaging 19 - 20 mpg on my daily 10 mile each way commute (most of which is interstate). Driving 70mph I can get about 24 mpg on the interstate but it's hard to keep it at 70mph, especially in Atlanta traffic. The 3 stop lights between my apartment and the interstate and then the 3 more between + 1 stop sign between the interstate and campus are what drag my mpg down. I'm confident that on a long road trip I could get upwards of 23 - 24mpg, I doubt I'll ever see the 25mpg highway listed on the sticker.

Oh ya... '04 Torrid Red A4, stock, 14k miles...

 

[noz34me]

I'm satisfied with the Goat. I mean everyone would like to have 400HP and 40MPG, but that's not reasonable.

For me, I only put my foot in it on occasion; but knowing it's there is very satisfying.

I'm averaging a little over 21, and the computer does a very good job tracking fuel consumption and fuel remaining for me.

 

[HotRodGuy]

I'm completely happy, gets the same mileage around town that my V6 acura CL did. I get roughly 19-20 on my daily commute which is almost 70 miles of highway and city driving w/ a good amount of stop and go traffic. I did a run to the casino on friday, 200 round trip, got 24.2 mpg

I have full faith I will see 25+ on a few long road trips I plan. I've seen 30+ on my dads C5 vette.

 

[BlownGTO]

I see on average 19 mpg in the city when I am behaiving, 12 when I am not. usually 23-26 on the highway, sometimes over 30 mpg if its flat highway or more if its downhill lol.

 

[jacobyb]

my average according to my computer is 17.4mpg right now. That is a mix of "s[irited" driving, rush hour, and freeway.