I'm getting over 35 mpg

I put my 2007 Tundra in the shop last week. Should pick it up tomorrow. I had them install a 7" BDS Fox Coilover lift. In the mean time I borrowed a car from friend; a 2000 something Nissan Versa. I forgot how good it feels to get good mpg. I still miss my truck, and will keep forking over the bucks to fill er up, but this little car is a nice break.

 

Agreed there... I've caved in and pulled my sub-compact out and drive that to work, its easier on fuel and parking in the bay area...

 

Here I was thinking. "Another mpg thread." Lol nice. I'll still keep driving my V6 unit.

 

I understand what you mean with saving the gas. I drive 57 miles one way for work. And I was spending alot on gas each month just in gas. I bought a small car just for work and the amount of money I save on gas pays for my little car and its gas lol.

 

Yeah. I am driving 111 each way right now, till we move anyway. I bought a prius. Cost me 13$ or less a day. The truck was about 40. I miss driving my truck every day. But got her on the weekends.

 

My moped gets over 100 mpg.

 

Both of my Tundra trucks average about 16 mpg, so I'm getting 32 mpg.

 

13.5 in the Tundra, the 2002 Avalon XLS gets 24-28. The 2014 Murano gets mixed 23.

 

I got about 7 mpg yesterday. Not in my Tundra. Was a great day.

 

My MPG just got worse.


But it makes me very happy.

 

Yea that's worth it.

 

I know how you feel. I love my Tundra.

But I love the gas milage I get with my RAV4 plus I don't have to plan for parking. It fits in any spot and I don't worry about door dings. ☺️☺️

 

The only good thing about the virus(and the oil war, Russia/ Middle East) is oil prices.

Regular unleaded, $1.09 now, 100LL aviation fuel, $2.99.