adreano17

preferably 2ES' I get about 20 for h/c just trying to compare.

adreano17

all ES are welcome :-)

skiptomylo

About 19 mpg with mixed highway and city driving.

96 ES300

johnblagg

1992 es 300 getting 19 to 22 h/c after replacing vacuum modulator o2 sensors and knock sensors

brucelee1

iTrader: (2)

Es330

25-30

01LEXPL

iTrader: (10)

no way! Another MPG thread!!!

Search. There's 30 of these in the forum.

dmight

96 ES300 188,000 miles about 20-21 mixed city and highway, mostly small city. Highway, I've cracked 30mpg more often than not.
And as far as "another thread" goes, why not, not any different than everyone asking the same questions over and over instead of doing searches on tires sizes , clearing head lights, how to add auxiliary plugs etc.
Play nice children.

ASG14

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18mpg city

30mpg Highway.

This was when I last checked, 155,000 miles

Supercharged, lowered on TRD Springs, 215/50/17 tires, custom intake, OBX headers/y-pipe/hi flow cat, stock catback.

285exp

19-20 combined is what these things get. Anyone reporting much more than that is driving mostly highway or lying.

wik009

(YEAR) ENDING INPUT MPG ACCM
DATE MILAGE GALLONS NOW MPG
==== ===== ====== ==== ====
oct08 073681 0000.000 N/A N/A
2008 075858 0094.643 23.00 23.00
2009 098366 0978.585 23.00 23.00
2010 122471 1043.198 23.11 23.05
2011 144948 0955.498 23.52 23.20
2012 146379 0065.671 21.79 23.17

Driving less than 50% Hwy in rush-hour traffic in Chicago.
Winter (Jan to Mar) always average ~21.8MPG and Apr-Dec it's ~24MPG
It's a model year 2001 ES300.

97'ES

+1... and that's with a reasonably light foot

285exp

If you're getting 23 mpg combined, most of your driving is highway. In order for you to be driving over 50% city, you would have to be averaging around 250 miles per week in the city. Are you using it as a cab?

iawegian

I've been consistent 21-22 half hiway half city

marcoes300

winter i do 13-14l/100 km maybe 17-18 mpg ( 65 % highway the rest city)

summer maybe 18-20 mpg depend on how i drive

wik009

I don't us my ES as a cab and I average minimum of 65 miles per day M-F because I live 30 miles from work.

If I take the highway, it's 35 miles but if I go local, I drive 30 miles. I usually take highway during rush-hour traffic and it's about 25 miles of highway in distance per day.

I used to own a 98 Honda Civic DX and driving the same distance for 12 years, my life-time MPG was 30.76. Before the Civic, it was 1989 model year 2.0L Mitsubishi Galant LS for 9 years driving the similar distance and its life-time MPG was 25.50. I think the key to my non-winter-time 24MPG on 2001 model year ES is (with greater than 50% local driving) due mainly to only one person in the car 95% of the time. I never put anything other than 87 Octaine gas on all my cars and never felt lack of power/acceleration because of it.

Civic MPG data: (I am having trouble locating my Galant MPG data at the moment)

(mmyy) ENDING INPUT MPG ACCM
YEAR= MILAGE GAL= NOW= MPG
===== ===== ===== ==== ====
1097 000017 000.000 N/A== N/A=
1997 003552 117.150 30.17 30.17
1998 021040 582.360 30.03 30.05
1999 043773 733.810 30.98 30.53
2000 063258 617.110 31.57 30.84
2001 082743 632.500 30.81 30.83
2002 102228 617.980 31.53 30.96
2003 121812 645.332 30.35 30.86
2004 142012 638.128 31.66 30.97
2005 162886 662.973 31.49 31.04
2006 181285 624.656 29.45 30.87
2007 202547 694.229 30.63 30.84
2008 223111 687.194 29.92 30.76
2009 223569 015.195 30.14 30.76