Fuel Mileage

Varies significantly across cars, depending on mods, driving conditions (highway or town), the RPM shifts occur, condition of the car. Several factors can affect mileage including: , particularly the ignition timing, fuel filter, the oxygen sensor. Also depends on whether you’re driving an Turbo or NA. Typical mileage:

Here’s some typical experiences from owners. Feel free to measure and add your own. Measure your mpg using the method below over a number of trips, preferably at the same gas station:

1. When you buy gas, fill the tank all the way up, and reset the trip counter.
2. Next time you buy gas fill the tank all the way up again.
3. Now divide the distance traveled since last fill, by the number of gallons/liters of gas you just bought.