Gas Mileage
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RE: Gas Mileage
i normally see the "low gas" gauge at around 380 miles on the tank... then there are about 1.8 gallons left in my gas tank to make it another 40 miles or so. that's with a 2005 mazda6 with the 3.0L
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From: SiN CiTy
RE: Gas Mileage
What pressure are all 4 tires supposed to be on? It states to put it on 32psi but i think that's to low for such a heavy car. I keep mine at 36psi. The a/c is an obvious 1, i use it only when the heat is not tolerable.
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RE: Gas Mileage
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
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ORIGINAL: Veronique
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I thought you were going to say your mileage was better since you got rid of all that dead weight! LOL!
Shell
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ORIGINAL: Seashell
Hey Veronique,
I thought you were going to say your mileage was better since you got rid of all that dead weight! LOL!
Shell
ORIGINAL: Veronique
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I thought you were going to say your mileage was better since you got rid of all that dead weight! LOL!
Shell
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RE: Gas Mileage
ORIGINAL: Veronique
I was almost going to say that, too. But actually I got rid of a lead foot!
ORIGINAL: Seashell
Hey Veronique,
I thought you were going to say your mileage was better since you got rid of all that dead weight! LOL!
Shell
ORIGINAL: Veronique
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I'm not sure what I'm getting but it's a lot better since the divorce! My then husband complained to the dealer about the gas mileage all the time in the first few months after I bought the car. Once he stopped driving it, the gas mileage really improved. Your driving habits have a lot to do with how much you spend on gas.
I thought you were going to say your mileage was better since you got rid of all that dead weight! LOL!
Shell
Well, that will save you in speeding tickets, not to mention other advantages.... ;-)
