My MPG has gone up to around 18mpg from 14mpg now that this brutal winter is over. The roads were terrible for most of the winter which led to a lot of bad traffic and spinning wheels.

 

I have a 2013 RWD Sedan and I deal with Tampa traffic. Today it was pretty crappy all the way to work and I my long term average went up to 23.7 for a short time so I was right around there. That said I haven't been flooring it because I am in break in mode.

If you feel the pedal, meaning there is a point you can push to maintain vs. accelerate vs. get a move on, than I think you can get pretty good mileage.

City lights Yes it's in the teens but be smart and you will get your average into the 23 range. On the freeway it gets just as good mileage as my old 335i which had great mileage.

I was worried at first when I bought the car, but now I'm not. You just need to pay attention.

 

Our new to us 2012 X Sedan with 18K miles has averaged 24mpg on the car's system in the 1000 miles we've driven it. Mixed driving rural upstate NY. As good or better than the 150 HP Subaru it replaced .

 

My 2012 G37S 6mt was doing about 21.4 combined while my 2005 G35 6mt with intake/exhaust was doing close to 24 combined.

 

I miss my 2004 G35x... over my 2010 37x ...to me it was a better over all car!

 

23-25 mostly interstate if im not too rude with it

 

My mpg has risen since my tune. After the initial 2 weeks of ******* out the car I am back to driving rationally. 21 city / 26-27 hwy :-)

 

I think our average range in city 15-20mpg and hwy is 17-22mpg. So far I'm around 17mpg city/20mpg hwy.

 

19.5mpg NYC mostly city and a bit of hwy here and there. Hardly rev it above 4-5

 

20mpg right now - a mix of city/highway.

 

I have a G37S sedan (2010) and I get about 19 mpg mixed driving. I used to get better mileage than that (around 21-22), until I installed a FI catback with high-flow cats

 

25mpg. Mostly highway, some City. Try not to step on it too often, but it is tough sometimes.

 

Way above EPA estimates.

 

PHOTOSHOP! Lol. You'd be pretty damn lucky to get that.

 

The picture is actually 100% genuine. Although I did reset it right as I was leaving Woodland Park CO , elevation 8500,and heading the 10-15 miles into Colorado Springs, elevation 6500 or so.