Vehicles owned and gas mileage.

Post by **skyknight** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:27 pm

2007 Civic EX sedan (auto) - about 28 mpg, but drops significantly during the harsh cold winter up in the north.

Will be thinking about 4WD car in the future if I was to stay in this state.

Post by **Jrecee** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:44 pm

girlracer wrote:2005 Jeep Wranger (6 cyl/auto) - 16mpg

Ouch! Chrysler really needs to update that car for the 90s =P

Post by **cookie monster** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 11:11 pm

I am not ashamed to admit i own a geo metro i got it for free

and it runs great i don't have a aztec i have a 1 ton ford pick up

Jrecee wrote:
cookie monster wrote:1990 ford dually with a 460 in it 11 miles
1994 geo metro 5 speed run by hamsters 46 miles per gallon
We put a geo metro in your aztec so you can suck while you suck.

Haha, sorry, but damn, someone who OWNS a geo metro AND admits to owning a Geo Metro.

Although I've always kinda wanted to buy one of those types of cars (metro, yugo, excel) and make it ridiculously over the top.

Post by **Gamerforlife** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 11:13 pm

2005 Hyundai Elantra

Don't remember the mileage off the top of my head

Post by **corn619** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:20 am

Jrecee wrote:
girlracer wrote:2005 Jeep Wranger (6 cyl/auto) - 16mpg
Ouch! Chrysler really needs to update that car for the 90s =P

Sad part is, its very underpowered as well. A vehicle that weight would really benefit from the 5.7L or the new Pentastar. More HP & better gas mileage are always a great thing. Sadly, even the 2011s still carry the crappy 3.7L.

Post by **GamerMON** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 12:09 pm

cookie monster wrote:I am not ashamed to admit i own a geo metro i got it for free and it runs great i don't have a aztec i have a 1 ton ford pick up
Jrecee wrote:
cookie monster wrote:1990 ford dually with a 460 in it 11 miles
1994 geo metro 5 speed run by hamsters 46 miles per gallon
We put a geo metro in your aztec so you can suck while you suck.

Haha, sorry, but damn, someone who OWNS a geo metro AND admits to owning a Geo Metro.

Although I've always kinda wanted to buy one of those types of cars (metro, yugo, excel) and make it ridiculously over the top.

I remember when I bought my Neo Geo MVS I was bragging about it to a buddy. At first he said "why are you bragging about getting a Geo Metro?" Then when he realized there would be Samurai Showdown he got excited.

Post by **Mod_Man_Extreme** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 1:19 pm

1988 Honda Civic Wagovan: 32City-45Hwy

Post by **Jrecee** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 7:28 pm

As someone who has never really followed jeeps or suvs, I was really surprised when I read a review/preview of the 2011 wrangler. I can't believe how much they cost, how little HP they're making out of a V6 (202 I think?), and now how crappy the gas mileage is. And yet chrysler still sells a boatload of them. I know it's more about the offroad capabilities but still. But that's what happens when you make a vehicle that has no relevant competition.

Post by **Zeonik Freak** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 8:23 pm

1. car: 93 Mazda 323dx
gas: god like

2. truck: 99 chevy silverado
gas: it sucked

3. car: 01 Chevy caviler
gas: god like...kinda.

Post by **girlracer** » Sat Feb 12, 2011 9:36 pm

corn619 wrote:
Jrecee wrote:
girlracer wrote:2005 Jeep Wranger (6 cyl/auto) - 16mpg
Ouch! Chrysler really needs to update that car for the 90s =P
Sad part is, its very underpowered as well. A vehicle that weight would really benefit from the 5.7L or the new Pentastar. More HP & better gas mileage are always a great thing. Sadly, even the 2011s still carry the crappy 3.7L.

not much i can do about it, but it does get around in winter and goes topless in summer, plus its orange

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