After a full tank pump, what's your EST. Miles remaining display say?
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I can get about 410 miles per fill-up from a premium no-name gas station but only around 395 from a premium Chevron brand. Could it be that the additional additives that Chevron uses actually contains less actual gasoline?
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mine says around 380. a few things i learned to help save gas was to try and keep revs under 2000rpm and simply to leave earlier to give myself plenty of time to get to my destination. by giving yourself extra time you drive more leisurely and aren't in a rush to pass people or speed.
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no, chevron's additives is for engine cleaning, makes your engine last longer.
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Is it normal for a 2007 GS350 AWD to give out about 240 miles? I use nothing but Petro-Canada 91 or Sunoco 93 and work about 10 miles out, lots on city driving. I find it eating more gas then my 98 GS400. Do I have a problem???
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yea seriously.. i wonder how some people's mpg is so low..
probably...
1) lead foot
2) always run A/C
3) PWR mode always on
4) city driving
5) awd
6) extreme climate
7) winter gas
8) low tire pressure
9) crap gas
probably...
1) lead foot
2) always run A/C
3) PWR mode always on
4) city driving
5) awd
6) extreme climate
7) winter gas
8) low tire pressure
9) crap gas
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I would say mostly city driving but with my V8 GS400 I got about 290-310 City. The worst I got from my from my GS400 was 220 range and that was due to Oxygen Sensors. I have a feeling something just not right and will take it into dealership.