27.2 Miles Per Gallon Not on Highway

I hooked up to my ECU and drove around the neighborhood for a few miles. I drove conservatively and aggressively for pretty equal lengths of time... driving well over 5000rpms and over 50mph at times. Frequent stop signs and accelerating at a normal pace when I was driving conservative. This is what the average came out to. I think its pretty good seeing as MPGs were never a reason for any of the modifications iv done so far. BTW The OBD reader Im using is from GoPoint Tech. I guess this makes sense, during off-road trips Iv easily gone close to 400 miles per tank of gas but I'm usually driving around 30 to 50 mph...

 

Is this a joke?

 

popcorn

 

It's no joke. It's BS.

 

I've heard on 2 different occasions where a 01ish reg cab 4 banger getting 28 mpg, it's not unheard of.

 

not

 

Squatcher, is that you?

 

Don't Canadians get like 40 KPG?

 

This guy is V6, access cab, 4x4.

 

kilometers per gallon ?

US or Imperial ?

 

Oh don't get me wrong, OP is full of shit, I was just stating my findings.

 

kilometers is KM not K right? and what is imperial?

 

KM is kilometers

There is US gallon , and there is Imperial gallon , Canada uses imperial gallons , which is larger than the US gallon

 

Its not a joke, i dont think i could get that for the whole tank... I was just able to get this average from about 7 miles or so of varied driving. It all pretty much averages out to being 22-24 mpg thats US measurements... Thats still pretty good... And of course it varies depending on the type of driving but im not dragging at every stoplight and im not driving 90 on the freeway but im also not driving grandpa speed...

 

LOL

That's some funny calculations right there.

 

Where's Ben when we need him...

 

Ultra gauge shows less than 10 mpg for city driving, from a cold start, range < 5 miles.
On hwy i can get ~25 MPG
Fuelly shows an overall 23 MPG

And that's on a 2.4 engine.

 

That's US kilometers!!

 

I get 99.9 mpg with my Tacoma says my Scan Gauge, I'm also coasting in neutral. Does that count?

 

You'll get better gas mileage if you leave it in gear...