I laugh at this thread lol! You want better mpg on your car take the bus or ride a bike to work. Otherwise just fork out the money and live with it.

 

Average for me is 21MPG

50% City / 50% Hwy
40% Aggressive / 60% Conservative

 

I'm in NYC. Get avg 14.1 MPG. Not complaining.

 

Sounds about right.

I don't care about filling the car up. I strictly asked because I keep seeing at least 20+ so I was wondering wtf was going on. Obviously keeping in mind that I live in NYC and assuming that most of these 20+MPG are highway miles, but I wanted to make sure.

No reason to attempt being a smarta$$. Not once did I say complain gas is too expensive or anything in relative, otherwise I'd drive a damn Prius or some garbage.

 

Relax tough guy I meant that in general not necessary towards your question. The VQ motor is a gas guzzler no matter how you drive it. Who cares how much miles per gallon we get out of it. Nothing is normal for this VQ motor it eats gas like a V8, but everyone still loves the damn thing including me. drive it like you stole it ...... hmmm wonder when the next track day is miss tracking my car?!

 

Touché.
Yea, it's a given when you buy the car. But to be completely honest, it is a complete pain in the *** to constantly fill it up. Thankfully, the gas station is right by my house.

 

It has a huge tank. My other car takes barely 15 gallons if I push the limits.

Your hyperbole about the hummer is entertaining, but inaccurate. A Hummer in NYC might have to have its own personal gas tanker to follow it around.

 

I'm getting like 21 HWY 16 city

 

My average MPG is around 21

 

I get 28-29 hwy
16-19 city
If I have to tank-up on crap ethanol I get 10% worse

 

Now it makes sense why they're always parked by gas stations.

 

Considering getting a 2012 G37x before the end of the month. Do you think it is possible to get the mid 20s 25-26mpg avgs per tank on a G37x with 80% highway and 20% rural city driving? Or is this wishful thinking with a car like this

 

That's not far off from what I'm getting. On the day-to-day (100% city), I'm at a high 18-20 MPG, and on long road trips I average 24-26.

 

Smarty666, in my humble opinion, 25 mpg no problem, depending on how heavy your right foot is of course. I drive about 80 / 20 and often have mid 20 mpgs. Freeway cruise higher, city lower, "sprited driving" mid-high teens.

In my case, I enjoy driving the car and think the milage is very good for the performance that comes with it. I would feel robbed paying for gas if I had to drive a 35 mpg POS I didn't like.

 

Entirely possible if you keep the highway speed down and steady. 23-24 overall is more likely though if you do any high speed 75+ or spirited driving.