[hirevtuner]

bored so decided to post up what does other ppl pay with their cars

i'll start,

03 IS300 octane 091 runs 425-450KMs about $63-68 to fill up

[boatcaptain]

04 mini cooper octane 94,runs about 350-400km about $60 fill up

[Senna4ever]

$40 to fill up, 700km/tank....

....but the car has random acceleration problems. :p

[mj_39]

08 g35 sedan, octane 94, $75 fill up,425-475kms

[roastpuff]

2010 VW GTI (stock)
91 Octane, roughly $65 fill up, 550km/tank.

[jtanner_]

93 Evo I
91 Octane, roughly $37 to fill up as I don't let it get empty... 320ish kms to that point

[CorneringArtist]

'87 Cressida ~$60 fillup, 400-430km on 87 octane. Tank is 70L, but I might start filling with that $60 or even $50 if the weight difference is noticeable.

[Shun Izaki]

04 rsx-s (pretty much bone stock)
91 oct @ chevron, 50L tank, $55+ to fill, 450/660km tank (city/hwy)

93 Evo I
91 Octane, roughly $37 to fill up as I don't let it get empty... 320ish kms to that point

ah... so that's who you are on RS :P (recognized the evoI post from CRSX)

[NSX]

bored so decided to post up what does other ppl pay with their cars

i'll start,

03 IS300 octane 091 runs 425-450KMs about $63-68 to fill up


wow thats really good
i run 91 on my 03 is300 and only get about 380kms max

[tonyvu]

05 Acura TL

91 octane, about 400Kms/ $70 fill up

[ajax]

About ~50 on regular to fill up and get around 500-550 out of a tank depending on hwy/city. It's an 06 civic.

[FN-2199]

93 Del Sol
87 Octane
380-430 kms ~$40

These days driving in the city, I'm lucky to even pass 400 kms..

[c4@urdoor]

wow thats really good
i run 91 on my 03 is300 and only get about 380kms max


Aye, older gen Is's have terrible fuel economy. The engines are bulletproof, but quite archaic.
Dayum, that guy with the mini cooper, can't believe how much gas it burns. You must drive hard.

[maxxxboost]

02 Acura TL-s 94 octane(now) 400KMs 75ish bucks

[maxwells_hammer]

93 VW Jetta, low-mid grade, $40 gets me 400-500km on a good driving schedule.

[Lomac]

'03 Accord - $50ish to fill up, 550-600km's
'93 MX6 - $60'ish to fill up with 92 or 94, depending on what's available... 300km's/55L tank :(

[JordanLee]

93 Civic DX. 87 octane. 45 litre tank. Roughly 43$ to fill on a good day and 430-450 kms. Commute to UBC everyday.

[lancergts1986]

08 lancer gts $50 to fill up. gets me about 450-500kms depending on how i drive it.btw i got a cai if that matters.

[kluk]

2004 highlander V6

500km/70L/65$-70$

70% highway 30% city

regular

[TypeRNammer]

93 Del Sol
87 Octane
380-430 kms ~$40

These days driving in the city, I'm lucky to even pass 400 kms..

Ouch, I get close to 500k a tank, if not more :o

[asahai69]

300 - about 80-90 bucks a fill of chevron 94 lasts me 350km
mark lt - 120 fill of regular is about 550-600km

[orange7]

08 tsx
~$60 for ~500km

[cococly]

08 WRX

~$65 OCTANE 91 for about 430km

[E-40six]

06 Duramax Silverado - $80 per fill and 650km/tank

97 Powerstroke F450 - $70 per fill and 400/tank

88 IDI diesel F350 - $130 per fill (both tanks) 600km/both tanks

My monthly gas bills range between $500 in the winter to $1000 in the summer

[JoshuaWong]

08 335i $80 350-450km

[skyxx]

02 GTI 1.8T $50-$53 92 octane w/10% ethanol 390km-410km Strictly city. (To light on) It's a 55 L tank but the most I can fill up when the Light goes on is around 45-47litres.

[PiuYi]

'93 MX6 - $60'ish to fill up with 92 or 94, depending on what's available... 300km's/55L tank :(

that must hurt

07 Fit
$35 fill up with 87 octane, gets me 425-450km

[hc529]

08 accord sedan
$65-$70 fill up with 87 octane, gets me 650km-700km

[gilly]

09 Honda Fit : $35-$40 fill up : 87 octane : 400-450km

[keifun]

03 Impreza WRX

~$50-$55 (91 Octane) to fill..gets me just about 400kms

[exhil]

06 Acura RSX : $35-$40 Fill up : 91octane : 400-450KM

[Raid3n]

'90 Mazda Rx7 Tii
about 80+$ to fill with Chevron 94
get about 320-350KM

[124Y]

08 Mitsubishi Evo
About $60 to fill up with Chevron 94
~400KM

[kchan]

'03 Porsche C2
55L tank, 94 octane, ~ $70
220 - 280km

[hk20000]

about $65 in 94 octane gets me about 420-450km

[boatcaptain]

'03 Porsche C2
55L tank, 94 octane, ~ $70
220 - 280km

stop floorin it kal lol

[XtC-604]

'02 S2000
50L tank, 94 Octane, ~$65
250-450km
Depending on how i drive and how much highway/city there is :D
but on my daily routine, ~380

[Inaii]

'83 RX7 - stock
$60 to fill a 63L tank with 87
400-450km/tank

[13spoons]

50 a fill about 450 to 500 k a tank

[crazyazn]

08 CSX-S
90% city
91 Shell V-Power only, no ethanol
about $45-$50 to fill up every 400km

[SolidPenguin]

2007 Impreza 2.5i
87, $60. 60L tank.
500-600km/tank

[tofu1413]

$42 or so (two months ago)

94 premium full tank. Integra type R

350kms or so per tank.

[skyxx]

^ That's pretty bad man. Lol

[smk]

06 CSX
$45 - $50 fill up, 87, 450-500km

[tofu1413]

^ That's pretty bad man. Lol

i think its my fault :p not the car's


not to mention.. AFR isnt correct currently, as im running a mild bore, higher compression set up while still running stock ecu and such. car needs a tune.

have any ideas..? I have a VAFC i have yet to install.. need some advice on how to tune with it.

[Shun Izaki]

i think its my fault :p not the car's


not to mention.. AFR isnt correct currently, as im running a mild bore, higher compression set up while still running stock ecu and such. car needs a tune.

have any ideas..? I have a VAFC i have yet to install.. need some advice on how to tune with it.

you don't tune with VAFC... you just lower your VTEC to idle :P

[hk20000]

you don't tune with VAFC... you just lower your VTEC to idle :P

muhahahhaa. best to tune it with a dyno or at least a wideband street tune...

start with the vtec changeover position just lower it far enough that your vtec is always on if you shift reasonably close to redline....any higher you lose time any lower you lose fuel efficiency.

basically floor the car in 4th from lowest rev possible and hit it all the way to redline, record the rpm vs afr with a camera or something, watch the video and lean/rich the mixture until you get your desired 11.5 or something (look it up).

make fine adjustment until you are happy with it, that's your "hi" map which is over a certain % throttle (you can adjust where the "hi" map starts)

then accelerate using daily driving pace and check how much throttle % would you usually use, adjust the"lo" map from idle to the highest rpm you'd use and try to adjust the fuel map for best fuel efficiency which is 14.7 AFR

then you stretch the gap between the hi and lo map throttle % until you think the grey area between the high/lo map gives you smooth transition and a good compromise between performance and fuel efficiency, and you are set...

then set map 2 for aircare or hyper-miling rofl.

[Tegra_Devil]

My truck, usually under $50 fillup, gets 450kms

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

05 RSX S 91 octane 450-500km 50L tank, about 75% city driving

about $50-55 to fill up

[asahai69]

God damn. I'm gettin jealous of all your fuel economy. Lol
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[TL_99]

honda fit
40L tank, usually fill at 35L
94 octane chevron (JUST because I want no ethanol in there)
came to 45 bucks or sth 2 weeks ago.
605 kms driven.

[Qmx323]

55L tank, roughly 400km
1990 240sx

then again i've never filled it up and ran it till the light came on because i've heard the gauge on the s13s are total garbage

[illicitstylz]

1998 acura 1.6EL
45L tank
Fill up about $45 in canada, $35 in US
90% city
500km easily until gas light turns on



Tire pressure always checked monthly
New sparkplugs, fuel filter, distributer, rotor
And most importantly, always granny shifting.
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[Mugen EvOlutioN]

honda fit
40L tank, usually fill at 35L
94 octane chevron (JUST because I want no ethanol in there)
came to 45 bucks or sth 2 weeks ago.
605 kms driven.

what a waste dude, just put in 87

ethanol or not, ur car aint gonna die dude

:rolleyes:

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

God damn. I'm gettin jealous of all your fuel economy. Lol
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ur fuel economy scares me.

I'd be a broke ass filling up those v8s

:(:( gotta pay to play i guess

[!e.lo_]

since i dont have a car right now...
end up driving the family van...

'92 aerostar extended (HAHA i know)
$50/chevron 87oct, got me roughly half a tank
i'm scared to see what a full tank would do to my wallet.

avg fuel econo according to the onboard comp, 15-16 L/100km

[Ducdesmo]

06 TL 6 speed
91 Oct
$45 fill up 500KM (Fill up in the states)

[RollingStone]

2003 Honda Accord V6
87 octane 65 bux, 450 KM

[Zulu]

No clue, I always just put $20 and go for a drive... 12.8mpg average ;P

[TL_99]

what a waste dude, just put in 87

ethanol or not, ur car aint gonna die dude

:rolleyes:

I have always put in regular before, but with the ethanol, fuel econ will suffer quite a bit on the small engine. haha i need it to last 2 full weeks per tank.

i am going to put in regular to see how much difference the fuel econ is going to be this time.

[Hustler604]

2003 350z $65 chevron 94 about 350-375 city driving, i think its about right i drive like a granny and most of my drive is a steep uphill oneway

[TRD Rs200]

04 s2000
50L tank 94 octane $~60-65
350-400 km

[SaviorSelf_666]

93' RX-7
75L Tank 94 Octane
250-350 kms
70-80$

[cho]

09 civic
50L tank 87 octane
rougly 55-60
~450km

[sulos]

wow maybe my car is just really bad.

2009 nissan versa 1.8L SL (cvt trans)
about 330km for about 35L

I am going to try and keep better track of it from now on.....

[q0192837465]

03 330xi
62L tank, 87 octane
runs 400km

I only fill up to 1/2 full tho, dun need the extra weight

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

thought 330 requires premium

[freakshow]

02 M5, 80% city, 70L tank total, ~425KMs, ~$80

[skyxx]

thought 330 requires premium

He's being cheap.

[ziggyx]

thought 330 requires premium


YouTube- Simpsons- Little Bandit needs premium dude...Premium!!!!....Duuuuude!!!!


for me 04 s2000
50L tank about 60 bucks to fill up on 94 octane
350-400 kms

[TypeRNammer]

The fuel economy on you s2k guys doesn't seem too bad!

[PDKGD3]

honda fit
40L tank, usually fill at 35L
94 octane chevron (JUST because I want no ethanol in there)
came to 45 bucks or sth 2 weeks ago.
605 kms driven.

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:

[c4@urdoor]

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:


Um, you're driving a 1.5L 4 cyl little car and you are only getting 380 Km's per 40L?
That's terrible. Something seriously wrong with that. You should be getting at LEAST 420, 430, even with mostly city driving.

BTW, why are you guys using 94 octane in a freakin Fit?

When are people gonna learn, unless your engine/ECU is TUNED for a SPECIFIC grade of fuel, just use what it says.
If it says regular unleaded 87, then use it, not 94. Jesus.
Most economy cars will run WORSE on a high octane, because they are not tuned for it.
EDUMACATE YOURSELVES PEOPLE.:facepalm:

[c4@urdoor]

Right now I drive a 05 Civic Si. No not the k20 Si's. :(
1.7l Vtec, 5 speed manual. I keep the rev's up and its mostly city driving, and I still get around 500 km's a Tank (50L)
87 octane.

[J-Chow]

2006 subaru impreza 2.5i - chevron only. 87 octane

$55 for 500-550km ( I don't leave it empty, so I still have about 10 litres remaining). 60 litre tank.

[no_clue]

some of you guys are wasting money putting 94 octane non-turbo/supercharged/low compression cars holy crap. Just because your fit has VTEC! doesn't justify it getting 94 octane or even 91....

for me, 07 335i, 91 octane
430-500km $80

[skyxx]

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:

You're running 94 octane on that car. Go back to 87 octane. Your engine doesn't have a high enough compression to burn 94. etc etc. Once you switch back to a lower octane it takes more than 1 fill up for the computer to adjust according to that certain octane. :)

[chris walter]

1991 Mazda b2200
$50 to fill
400-450 kms
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[Mugen EvOlutioN]

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:

...........................................


:die::die: :facepalm::facepalm:


94 in a gutless engine with low compression


:rolleyes:

[Shun Izaki]

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:

shut up heavy footer :P you shift before your power even dissipates... of course you get worse mileage than me :P

Um, you're driving a 1.5L 4 cyl little car and you are only getting 380 Km's per 40L?
That's terrible. Something seriously wrong with that. You should be getting at LEAST 420, 430, even with mostly city driving.

BTW, why are you guys using 94 octane in a freakin Fit?

When are people gonna learn, unless your engine/ECU is TUNED for a SPECIFIC grade of fuel, just use what it says.
If it says regular unleaded 87, then use it, not 94. Jesus.
Most economy cars will run WORSE on a high octane, because they are not tuned for it.
EDUMACATE YOURSELVES PEOPLE.:facepalm:

You're running 94 octane on that car. Go back to 87 octane. Your engine doesn't have a high enough compression to burn 94. etc etc. Once you switch back to a lower octane it takes more than 1 fill up for the computer to adjust according to that certain octane. :)

it's called FI

[c4@urdoor]

it's called FI

Well how the heck was I supposed to know? :P
When I saw his sig I was thinking all show no go mods. Guess not.:thumbsup:

[XtC-604]

The fuel economy on you s2k guys doesn't seem too bad!
lol it depends really how you drive it, i mean i've seen as low as 250kms on a full tank. But in the end its only a 2-2.2l 4 banger right :D?

some of you guys are wasting money putting 94 octane non-turbo/supercharged/low compression cars holy crap. Just because your fit has VTEC! doesn't justify it getting 94 octane or even 91....

for me, 07 335i, 91 octane
430-500km $80
Maybe some of us don't like ethanol deteriorating our fuel system

[XTC_604_DKNY]

2005 330CI
94 oct, about $65-$70, 300km-350km

[fliptuner]

My daily:

'93 Golf TD
45L, $40ish, 750km spirited city driving, +850km on roadtrips

[fliptuner]

whoops, double

[metal]

97 BMW 328IS

$45-50 to fill from 1/4, and I get probably 400-450 from 3/4 tank.

Then again I have a screwed up o2 sensor so that might be dragging my MPG down as well.

[TL_99]

'08 Fit
40L, fill when light turns on.
94 Chevron, $45~
380kms.

I do not believe this 400+ km BS that people claim to pull off on their fits(not targeting you, just mentioning it).
When I first broke in the car, drove it quite light footed, Ive only ever hit 400km a tank once. Theres only a few people on FF.net who claim to hit these magical big numbers. I wonder how they do it. :confused:

haha, the Fuel Econ meter on my car says 5.2L / 100km avg trip, but if I do my own calculation it comes to about 5.8 - 6.0 L / 100km. I drive VERY light footed. For me, it is not BS. Some of the hypermilers who claim they get around 50MPG on the fit forums, I will be skeptical. 400 + km on a 1.5L is a breeze.

[TL_99]

Um, you're driving a 1.5L 4 cyl little car and you are only getting 380 Km's per 40L?
That's terrible. Something seriously wrong with that. You should be getting at LEAST 420, 430, even with mostly city driving.

BTW, why are you guys using 94 octane in a freakin Fit?

When are people gonna learn, unless your engine/ECU is TUNED for a SPECIFIC grade of fuel, just use what it says.
If it says regular unleaded 87, then use it, not 94. Jesus.
Most economy cars will run WORSE on a high octane, because they are not tuned for it.
EDUMACATE YOURSELVES PEOPLE.:facepalm:

I have only been running 94 octane since chevron switched to 10% ethanol which is about 2 tanks. I am running it just to compare if the 10% mix affects the average fuel economy. For me, I do not run it because i think the car will go faster because honestly, the 1.5 is gutless and won't go anywhere anytime fast.

[tofu1413]

Well how the heck was I supposed to know? :P
When I saw his sig I was thinking all show no go mods. Guess not.:thumbsup:

well he did post kraftwerks. thats his S/C kit.

[blackGS?]

91 VDub Jetta 1.6 TD
50L= 750kms 50/50 Hiway and City driving

[orange7]

When I still had my 07 Norco Sasquatch hardtail moutain bike,

I could ride it to Stanley park, around the sea wall, and back all on the cost of a McD supersized meal.

so I guess that makes ~60km for ~$6.

note: this was when McD costed less than eating at an actual restaurant.

[TRDood]

06 matrix
50L tank
$45 from warning light
425km to warning light
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[vash13]

1995 Land Rover Discovery

94 octane
90 dollars full tank
300 km

V8 is my best friend.

[c4@urdoor]

I have only been running 94 octane since chevron switched to 10% ethanol which is about 2 tanks. I am running it just to compare if the 10% mix affects the average fuel economy. For me, I do not run it because i think the car will go faster because honestly, the 1.5 is gutless and won't go anywhere anytime fast.

Fair enough, have you noticed anything? I can honestly bet your mileage will be equal to if not worst than the 87 w/10% Ethanol.



well he did post kraftwerks. thats his S/C kit.

My bad, wasnt familiar with it.


Mmmm, gotta love the diesel engines mileage. Too bad we get raped with so little selection of diesel cars. High torque, great mileage, engines last longer. Whats not to love? Great advancements have been made to make the emissions cleaner. Look at Mercedes with Bluetec.

I'd love to have a BMW 330D.

[fishing666]

45$ 87octane 360km

[ssonss1]

CLS55 Chevron 94, 80-90$ 250-350km

[Shun Izaki]

Well how the heck was I supposed to know? :P
When I saw his sig I was thinking all show no go mods. Guess not.:thumbsup:

...........................................


:die::die: :facepalm::facepalm:


94 in a gutless engine with low compression


:rolleyes:

till we did what we did with it to it :P

it now keeps well up with my car easily.

some of you guys are wasting money putting 94 octane non-turbo/supercharged/low compression cars holy crap. Just because your fit has VTEC! doesn't justify it getting 94 octane or even 91....

for me, 07 335i, 91 octane
430-500km $80

Just because you have a 335i, doesn't mean you get honger chicks... then again, your credibility about Honda went down the drain when you don't know the difference between e-VTEC and VTEC right? :P

[VK79]

Sti slightly modded - $60+/94oct - 200-230
Lexus ES stock - $60+/91oct - 450-550
MZ3 hb stock - $50/87oct - 550-600

[Shun Izaki]

lol it depends really how you drive it, i mean i've seen as low as 250kms on a full tank. But in the end its only a 2-2.2l 4 banger right :D?


Maybe some of us don't like ethanol deteriorating our fuel system

I've actually been thinking to switch just for that...

the whole reason people don't use ethanol gas like Mohawk the whole time has been using is deteriorates hoses/gaskets, gives you less mileage, and is just generally bad for your fuel system. but it does boost octane and is cheap + renewable resource.

97 BMW 328IS

$45-50 to fill from 1/4, and I get probably 400-450 from 3/4 tank.

Then again I have a screwed up o2 sensor so that might be dragging my MPG down as well.

WHEN ARE YOU DETAILING MY CAR!? :( and what happened to the 7?

well he did post kraftwerks. thats his S/C kit.
he didn't, but it's in his sig... even i don't read everyone's sig, unless it has a Ulic quote in it :P

sti slightly modded - $60+/94oct - 200-230
lexus ES stock - $60+/91oct - 450-550
Mz3 hb stock - $50/87 - 550-600

HOLY CRAPPY mileage on the STi there... what year is it? mods?

and THANK YOU, for not putting m3 for your mazda.

[tofu1413]

^ diggy, his name hints his credibility.

[CP.AR]

2004 Acura TL 5AT

91 Octane Chevron, ~$70 fill up for around 450km
mostly city driving and stuck in traffic

[PDA_86]

2010 Corolla XRS
5 Speed Manual
Usually $40 of regular 87 gas runs me about 400km in a 50 liter tank

[lilkulit]

97 civic sedan
$40-$45 / 87 octane, 450km-500km / 45L tank
mostly city driving

[RRxtar]

96 Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 - 87 octane
$70 - 325km
unless Im 4x4ing then $70 - 100km

05 CBR600RR - 91 octane
$15 - 250km
unless Im at the track then $15 - 100km

[Iceman-19]

250km to a tank Mike? Thats impressive. From what I have seen, and from riding Dereks up to Kelowna for him. 600RR's run out around the 175km mark, the tanks are tiny.

For me, 2002 Mustang GT, some basic bolt ons, exhaust/intake stuff, with an 87 octane tune which im sure does nothing, its about 45-52 lites to fill, and usually 40-50 bucks to fill it, and I get anywhere from 300-400kms to a tank. Depends on how much I use the go peddle.

I actually find it funny that my V8 is getting the same milage then most of these 4 and 6 cyl imports.

[Jackygor]

55 litre
94
60 doller
300-350 depending how I drive
evox

[hotong]

$50 to fill

[The_AK]

04 Civic
87 octane
$45 to fill up
~470km per tank (i have a very foot)

[Shun Izaki]

04 Civic
87 octane
$45 to fill up
~470km per tank (i have a very foot)

i have a a "very" foot too :P

heyzeus, that's better mileage than me :(

[fliptuner]

When I still had my 07 Norco Sasquatch hardtail moutain bike,

I could ride it to Stanley park, around the sea wall, and back all on the cost of a McD supersized meal.

so I guess that makes ~60km for ~$6.

note: this was when McD costed less than eating at an actual restaurant.

Even by you calculations, you do realize that most of the cars posted on here get better mileage than you , on your bike, right? Hell, my DD gets double that....

[GabAlmighty]

1982 242 87octane 400-500km's a tank. $50-$60 fill up

[jeff_alexander]

USS Gerald R. Ford
Nuclear Power, unlimited range
More money than you can afford pal, uranium
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8a/CVN-78_Artist_Image.jpg

[TL_99]

[QUOTE=c4@urdoor;6857574]Fair enough, have you noticed anything? I can honestly bet your mileage will be equal to if not worst than the 87 w/10% Ethanol.


I have put in 2 tanks of 94 so far after the change to ethanol. The fuel econ is exactly the same as before (regular with NO ethanol). For my next two tanks I will be putting in regular to compare. I cannot say what the difference is for now since I've yet to put in regular with the ethanol mix.

[no_clue]

Just because you have a 335i, doesn't mean you get honger chicks... then again, your credibility about Honda went down the drain when you don't know the difference between e-VTEC and VTEC right? :P

I don't understand why my car is relevant to my argument and i'm sorry that i'm not too familiar with honda engines. But I know that all Honda's are recommended 87 octane besides the S2000 and the civic Si.

Your RSX-S and my 335i, both are recommended 91 octane. I have more reasons to put 94 octane in my car than the fit but I don't because IMO it's a waste of money (although its harder and harder to find a non-ethanol 91 pump :( ). Stick to what the manufacturer says is what I'm trying to get at. Unless your car is tuned hardcore but I think most people here are just I/H/E. so :rolleyes:

[Shun Izaki]

I don't understand why my car is relevant to my argument and i'm sorry that i'm not too familiar with honda engines. But I know that all Honda's are recommended 87 octane besides the S2000 and the civic Si.

Your RSX-S and my 335i, both are recommended 91 octane. I have more reasons to put 94 octane in my car than the fit but I don't because IMO it's a waste of money (although its harder and harder to find a non-ethanol 91 pump :( ). Stick to what the manufacturer says is what I'm trying to get at. Unless your car is tuned hardcore but I think most people here are just I/H/E. so :rolleyes:

all chevron's went 10% eth... which i hate so much...

but my point i'm trying to make is you should have a good idea of what car you're talking about and it's specifics before making snap decisions... no hard feels or anything

[quasi]

2008 F150
$125 to fill 87 octane
I get 600-700 kms per tank.

[Volvo-brickster]

1992 Pathfinder - 87 octane - $45 / 40L = ~250km

2005 Mustang GT - 94 octane - $75 / 60L = ~250km

[Jackygor]

all chevron's went 10% eth... which i hate so much...

but my point i'm trying to make is you should have a good idea of what car you're talking about and it's specifics before making snap decisions... no hard feels or anything

except for 94 of course!

[flagella]

04 S2000
50L tank. $40-$45 to fill up after driving about 280km.

[kookoobird88]

92 integra gsr
50L tank
91 from shell
last time i filled it took 30L with 230km
im pretty sure thats horrible
only works out to about 380km...

i filled up on 91 chevron this time to see if it makes any difference

[RabidRat]

50L tank, fill ups are usually about 42L, and I get about 400kms out of a tank. costs me about $54 for 94 Octane.

[mekaw]

40L tank. i get about.. uhh 350~400 or even 250 if i boost a lot.

94 oct, $40

[jlenko]

87 octane.. 45 litres, $50 last night = 700 km.

[Supafly]

never let her get empty....so the usual is about 40 bucks every 2 days on 94...

avg calm driving yeilds me 10.9km/liter hiway driving.

[akyr]

2006 Dodge Ram 1500

$125 to fill up (87 Octane) 440kms

[!SG]

lets see, i usually fill up when i have 1/4 tank left.

usually that means a 50-55L fill up... so about 70 bucks or so.

how many km's do i get? not much...

[triplexcel]

lets see... i get about ~300km's/tank on a 50L. i fill it up after i reach the quarter mark. ~$50-60 fill up

[arfung1234]

2010 GLK350
91 v-power, $69, 410kms

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

never let her get empty....so the usual is about 40 bucks every 2 days on 94...

avg calm driving yeilds me 10.9km/liter hiway driving.

:eek: did i get this right

so every 10 days u spent $200 on gas alone

:confused:

$600 a month ?

[Pumbaa]

2001 X5 3.0L
Chevron 91, I pay $100-120 for 550-600KM.

I do mostly highway.

[skyxx]

^HOLY SHIT!

[MaGNuM16]

chevy colbalt supercharged
oct 94 , 48 bucks to fill last about 450kms +

[Supafly]

:eek: did i get this right

so every 10 days u spent $200 on gas alone

:confused:

$600 a month ?

yeah dude, i drive A LOT ( avg 100-200kms a day) .... on top of the heavy weight; large wide wheels, and audio equipment...

[Energy]

Honda S2000 94 octane about $50-$55 gets me ~375kms on a 50 litre tank. (still have about 5 litres left whenever I fill)

[Leopold Stotch]

I fill up at about 1/4 tank. Which is about 50-55L
Which costs maybe $65. Which last me about 300-350 km. I wonder how my mileage would change if I shifted at 2-2.5
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[MWR34]

Soarer 75L = 650kms

Cougar 55L = 400kms

Skyline 65L = 425kms

Trooper 80L = 400kms

700hp Fairlady 65L = 220kms

Celica 45L = 450kms

[fliptuner]

By the posts on here, looks like RS is averaging around 14L/100km.

[CP.AR]

USS Gerald R. Ford
Nuclear Power, unlimited range
More money than you can afford pal, uranium
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8a/CVN-78_Artist_Image.jpg

that's nothing mate.

My alternative ride:
USS Enterprise-D (NCC-1701-D)

Range: pretty much unlimited
Fuel: Nothing you can get your hands on pal, anti-matter
http://www.madmaniakid.co.uk/images/U.S.S_Enterprise-D_cross_section.jpg

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

yeah dude, i drive A LOT ( avg 100-200kms a day) .... on top of the heavy weight; large wide wheels, and audio equipment...

thought u'd be babing that ride of urs, put it in garage most of the time. And only drive it on the weekends. ;)


how many kms now?

no electrical problems?

wear out ur tires and breaks quite fast im assuming with the amount of kms u are driving.

[cococly]

04 S2000
50L tank. $40-$45 to fill up after driving about 280km.

Where do you find preminium unledaded fuel for your S2000 with prices less than $1 per liter?

In the States:confused:

[mindcruising]

1991 Toyota Soarer
$56 for 45.5L 373km

Shell V-POWER 91

[Supafly]

thought u'd be babing that ride of urs, put it in garage most of the time. And only drive it on the weekends. ;)


how many kms now?

no electrical problems?

wear out ur tires and breaks quite fast im assuming with the amount of kms u are driving.

haha, i buy my cars to drive! lol...i got another car that sits in the garage all day everyday..

yeah, im in the middle of replacing the entire suspension assembly...ie. replacing all bushings/shocks front and rear with oem parts. Nothing beats an oem ride.:thumbsup:
LOL, dont get me started on tires...i burn through those faster than me running on a treadmill for an hour...
as for Kms, i just cracked 147 today...for 03 car...ha! Reg oil change intervals at every 8k...shes still strong as a bull.
Electrical problems did exist at one point, but were remedied during waranty.:)

are you looking to buy?:p

[gearshifter]

$103.. Supposed to get 18 miles per gallon, but due to my driving.... I'd say it's more like 12-14 miles per gallon

[Euro7r]

02 Civic - 40L, $40buxs gets me about 400km-450km. I usually fill up a little bit before my needle hits empty.

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

haha, i buy my cars to drive! lol...i got another car that sits in the garage all day everyday..

yeah, im in the middle of replacing the entire suspension assembly...ie. replacing all bushings/shocks front and rear with oem parts. Nothing beats an oem ride.:thumbsup:
LOL, dont get me started on tires...i burn through those faster than me running on a treadmill for an hour...
as for Kms, i just cracked 147 today...for 03 car...ha! Reg oil change intervals at every 8k...shes still strong as a bull.
Electrical problems did exist at one point, but were remedied during waranty.:)

are you looking to buy?:p

thats true, cars are meant to drive, not to be stored.


probably not anytime soon to jump on to the euro boat. Tryin to save up for a place


:D gotta get my priority straight

[unit]

celica gt (sold)
700km on a 55L tank (87)
normal driving
would cost me $60 at todays prices

e36 328is
about 450km on a 65L tank (89)
normal driving
costs me around $80 if i filled it from empty.
usually fill up around $70 since i dont run it that low.

[versep]

'93 fd3s
~$80 to fill up
94 octane
200-300kms

9mpg fml

[kroy546]

ITR stock motor wid bolt on+tuned
45-50 bux goes about 350-450km
about 35-40L
#94 chevron only

[hchang]

$103.. Supposed to get 18 miles per gallon, but due to my driving.... I'd say it's more like 12-14 miles per gallon

wtf!

What car do you drive?

[roverT]

Wow...do all of your guys just drive quick? I know it's RS...so maybe everyone here is more spirited...haha.

I have a 330i and get in between 650km - 725km within the Langley, PoCo, Vancouver area on my 65L tank. :D I always get my fuel in Blaine for just under $50CAD for a fill up of premium. I still drive it to redline every time I go out too.

[Qasual]

AE86

Full tank 50L - $37 (Last time I went full) = 5xx km

:thumbsup:

[RCubed]

10' STi.
Chevron 94 Only.
Fuelly:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y173/RCubed/Screenshot2010-03-21at112341PM.png

[EDawg]

'09 civic
$45 for a full tank, 400+kms

[orange7]

anyone know the actual gas millage of a H2..

?

[chinesespareribs]

2004 BMW X3
350-390 KM
94 Oct $80-$90

[moomooCow]

People should start posting L/100 km or some other useful ratio!

I get about 12.8 with some highway, if it's all city it goes up to like 13.7? =S

Premium at shell!

[Blah_Teggie]

2004 Acura TSX
89 Octane
Filled up for $1.20/litre
Came to $66.00
get about 410km per tank

[dubzz24]

'01 BMW M3 - 55L ($65 ish) gets me ~400-450k
CRX Si - 30L ($30) also gets me 400-450k.

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

2004 Acura TSX
89 Octane
Filled up for $1.20/litre
Came to $66.00
get about 410km per tank

u are suppose to use 91

;)

[Kite]

Suzuki Alto Works
$20-25
400ish kms
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[mmmk]

03 Infiniti G35 Coupe
$80, 91 octane
400-425km

08 MDX
$90, 91 octane
450km

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

ur MDX actually gets pretty good milleage! wow

[orange7]

2004 Acura TSX
89 Octane
Filled up for $1.20/litre
Came to $66.00
get about 410km per tank

u are suppose to use 91

;)

he's right, you are suppose to use 91.

I've tried both, and I actually did get a small improvement with 91.

I drive 100% city with many many short drives.

from the onboard display:
89 octane = ~420km
91 octange = ~450km


if you want to try it out, make sure you reset the onboard millage calculation.

[Blah_Teggie]

he's right, you are suppose to use 91.

I've tried both, and I actually did get a small improvement with 91.

I drive 100% city with many many short drives.

from the onboard display:
89 octane = ~420km
91 octange = ~450km


if you want to try it out, make sure you reset the onboard millage calculation.

Haha thanks! I'll test out 91 with my next fillup.

[LiquidTurbo]

7.0L/100km

45$ (when gas is $1.10/L) for approx 550km 80% highway.

RSX.

[jam_done]

02 Subaru Legacy GT
89 Octane
$60
450-500KM

[hamhead]

wow i cant believe most of you guys' cars have such poor fuel econ!

my 03 corolla s: 550kms cost me $45

then when in sold it for a 78 rabbit 16v swap i thought my mileage was shit, but now that i see all urs, i feel way better: 220kms cost me $22. in fact, my trip display is pretty much how much im gonna need to fill/pay next fill up, haha.

[josel_atr]

^you have a corolla. its a totally diffent story. why do you think ppl convert it to taxis?

05 evo 8 - lightly modded
94 octane
$55 to $60
n/a yet. ill get back to this later. :P
EDIT: 400kms give or take depending how i drive and split btwn city/highway driving.

[BrRsn]

$95


2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Cammed/Full Exhaust/Intake/94 octane tune
94 octane
300KMs per tank but depends on my driving. Driving like a granny and i get like 19L/100KM city and 11L/100KM highway. Driving with RPMs reaching all the way upto redline with O/D off, 24-27 L/100KM city and ~20L/100KM hwy .. it varies a LOT .. really depends on how hard I drive it

[Avery]

03 dodge 3500
110-120$ 800-1000 km's
chipped out

[fliptuner]

03 dodge 3500
110-120$ 800-1000 km's
chipped out

That's actually pretty good.

CTD?

[chromechevy]

06 M6
$80 ish fillup
ready for this... about 200-240km on good days.

09 ML320 Bluetec
$95ish to fillup
about 750-900 kms

[skyxx]

^ LOL

[OTG-ZR2]

95 s-10 v6

$70 fill @ 87 octane = 350km on road and aprox 150km to a tank when off road.

[moomooCow]

06 M6
$80 ish fillup
ready for this... about 200-240km on good days.



wtf?? do you have any mods or just a really heavy foot??

[greendb7]

2001 M3
$65-70
400km on a good week

[chromechevy]

wtf?? do you have any mods or just a really heavy foot??

No mods, the 5 litre v10 is just thirsty... Does about 22-26L /100km

[aksie]

93 del Sol
500-575 km per tank with mix of highway and city
38 liter tank

[bloodmack]

94 Probe GT
91 Octane
50-70 to fill up
411 KM (then my car starts to act up even though I should still have roughly 1 - 2L left in tank).

My old car was a 03 lancer, 30 bucks and I got 400 - 500Km lol.

[kyo]

2000 Derbi Predator
94 Octane
$4-$5 to fill up
200-ish KM

[Supafly]

06 M6
$80 ish fillup
ready for this... about 200-240km on good days.


I FEEL your pain...haha:blushsmile:

[LiquidTurbo]

$80 to go 200km? What the hell?? WOW.

[asahai69]

06 M6
$80 ish fillup
ready for this... about 200-240km on good days.



RAPE!

[Avery]

That's actually pretty good.

CTD?

ctd? , i got the smarty chip and full performance 4inch

im pretty happy with it , driving a 7200 pound truck and it gets better fuel economy then some cars and has double the hp and 4x their torque

[Geoff89]

90 corolla reg gas 25-30 dollars 350 km

[anti-vip]

cummis turbo diesel=ctd

[LiquidTurbo]

No mods, the 5 litre v10 is just thirsty... Does about 22-26L /100km

:eekthumb:

[gumnny]

2010 Subaru STI
$63 Fill Up @ 91 Octane
300 KM Only

[skyxx]

Last night i filled up $56.61 with 2 dollar off coupon. Mohawk 92(1.23 cents) at 46.82 litres (Actual tank size 55 L). Drove till light came on, I get about 400-416km. Moderate driving.

[JDMCivic]

2010 Subaru STI
$63 Fill Up @ 91 Octane
300 KM Only

huh?? my 09 sti 70bux fill out @91 octane and i get 500kms man and i drive with S mode on all the time, with the occasional s#

edit: my 06 s2k gets around 400km for like 60 bux?

[sunny_j]

09 Mercedes E320 Diesel
70ish Fill up
650-800 km

[pinoy.solsi]

1993 honda del sol JDM
91 octane $43 a week

[Dentz]

1990 Twin Turbo 300ZX - heavily modified
94 octane only @ about $1.20
$70-$80
Usually get around 250kms a tank with pussy-foot driving; boost = laughable.

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

06 M6
$80 ish fillup
ready for this... about 200-240km on good days.

09 ML320 Bluetec
$95ish to fillup
about 750-900 kms

insane!!

[JqC]

Holy crap it's crazy how much some of you guys spend on gas. Don't you ever think about what you could be spending that money on if you weren't always at the pump? It would ad up quite a bit over time.

Even if I had the money I don't think I'd go for anything too thirsty. The city and even the highways here are just too full of stoplights and c-lais to really enjoy all that extra power.

[2damaxmr2]

40bucks = 500km

[JSALES]

Around $40 = 500 KM

[CivicTypeRice]

2007 Civic Si
Shell 91 octane
$1.27/L
425km/tank
$49.00/Fill

[IfUCare]

1996 Volvo 850 Turbo
Chevron 94 octane ( i don't like ethanol)
550-600 km/tank
80% highway 20% city
70 buck

[Berzerker]

Around 50$ 94 Octane gets me 350-400 depending on how much I'm boosting.

Berz out.

[Si]

CRX Si
35 full tank, goes 500ish

[rk604]

Had a 01 S2000
45-50$ = 350-380KM


07 cbr600rr
14.60$ = 220km

[rk604]

2001 s2000
91oct
45-48$
350-380km

2007 cbr600rr
91oct
14-15$
200-240km