EJ2000

My G37 gets much better gas mileage than my G35 coupe did. On my last tank, I got 23.4 miles per gallon with 75% highway. I'd say I get about 1-2 mpg average better than the G35 coupe (both 6MTs). If I drive with a feather foot, I can keep the online mileage indicator near 24-25 mpg. I took my car in for an oil change and got an '07 G35x sedan. With the same driving techniques (extremely light footed) - I couldn't get the indicator above the 20 mpg mark in mixed city/highway driving. Big big plus on the mileage in my book.

marsb007

ok, for the last week I've been driving in some pretty serious traffic. My average MPH is around 15... and my average MPG is 13-14. This is mainly all I drive. At that rate I think my range is around 280 miles... sucks to live in a big city I guess...

BTW... driving to my gf's place in the same city... but going opposite traffic... got me 23 MPG at an average of 35-37 MPH.

THerefore, although some of you say x% in city/hwy, it all depends how serious the traffic in the city/highway is. Can everyone try to include their average MPH too?

Chosen37

I got around 310 miles my first tank.

F1BY1

Speaking of miles per tank, can someone comment on how many gallons are left in the tank (20 gallon capacity) when the DTE (distance to empty) light/indicator message comes on showing say 20-30 miles left? I have heard the Nissan's have the fuel pump located in the tank and cooled by the gas and as such, when DTE shows empty, there is still ~ 4 gallons or 20% left, i.e. to cool the pump.

EJ2000

I think the first time I filled up as soon as that light went on, and I filled it up somewhere between 16 and 17 gallons. So I'd say yeah, there is still 3-4 gallons left in the tank.

spyderbret

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I once went all the way to zero miles left and it still only took 18 gallons or so. There is still pleanty left once you hit zero.... I dont recommend it though!!!

jadams

My distance to empty went from 16 miles to 0 and then it started flashing. Pulled into a gas station within 1/2 mi and it took 17.5 gallons to fill.

3des

Any updates from you early adopters? MPG any better after break-in?

Nick-L

2000 miles on my car so far (6 speed Sport Pkg). Mileage in city driving is 15-18 mpg. Steady highway driving, usually averaging about 70-75 mph gives 24-24.5 mpg (overall, about 1-2 mpg less than my old 04 G35C under the same conditions).

Black Betty

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I got my car last Friday. Got about 21 MPG on my first tank, mostly highway. Just finished my second tank. It was on a 400 mile trip, all highway with cruise set at 70 90% of the time. I got 23.9 MPG according to the computer. By my calculations of miles traveled / gallons to refill the tank, I got 24.8. I'm happy considering I only have 700 miles on her.

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wow! and u just got ur car too

my car just hit 1000 miles today and i still only get about 16mpg (mix driving)according to the computer

Comatose

I've been averaging about 18mpg.. probably around 70% city. Just past the break-in point.

RedHerring

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I am getting 13mpg and I am getting my moneys worth. I live in a mountainous area, and I have that common disease mondoleadfootitis. Sad, I know.

sean_954

Ummmm ......Mixed Driving (15 miles to and from work )i'm getting about 13.1 MPG, but what the hell the car only has a 146 Miles on it........but i believe over time it will get better after the breakin period.....

DetroitG37Joe

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You have the 20% Highway and 80% City people...And you have vice versa...When the highway people are gettin an extra 4-5 MPG that adds up on the whole tank....City heads will probably be right around 15 with the occasional spirited driving and majority 3k shifts....most of my driving is suburban 35-50MPH with occasional highway. I passed break in and am at 1230 miles with 15.4 MPG.....

Does the avg MPG meter in the control panel update weekly??