is this right for a full tank of gas?
10-31-12, 08:36 AM
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is this right for a full tank of gas?
Just driving the car normally I am getting around 480km from a full tank of gas. This seems rather low. Is this normal for a 2007 gs350?
10-31-12, 08:54 AM
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What's "normally"?
If you fill in the blanks, we might be able to tell if what you see is typical or outside of expected results.
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If you fill in the blanks, we might be able to tell if what you see is typical or outside of expected results.
Without context, you may as well reveal that you're wearing pink socks, for all the information there is to go on.
There's no forum tax, so you don't have to skimp on the number of words you're allowed to write - provide plenty of detail to help us assess if you may have a problem or not.
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10-31-12, 09:07 AM
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What's "normally"?
If you fill in the blanks, we might be able to tell if what you see is typical or outside of expected results.
Without context, you may as well revel you're wearing pink socks, for all the information there is to go on.
There's no forum tax, so you don't have to skimp on the number of words you're allowed to write - so provide plenty of detail to help us assess if you may have a problem or not.
If you fill in the blanks, we might be able to tell if what you see is typical or outside of expected results.
Without context, you may as well revel you're wearing pink socks, for all the information there is to go on.
There's no forum tax, so you don't have to skimp on the number of words you're allowed to write - so provide plenty of detail to help us assess if you may have a problem or not.
10-31-12, 10:50 AM
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Ok sorrrrryyy lol. By normally I just meant not driving with a light foot. Just regular driving. And that is for all city driving. Glad all is good. But my e320 I had prior got closer to 600km per tank but I guess hence the smaller 3.2ltr. engine and 227 ponies. THanks for the quick response guys.
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10-31-12, 06:25 PM
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11-03-12, 04:50 AM
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I find it interesting that my 06 GS430 actually gets better mileage than what you guys are reporting from the 300s. I have never got less than 24 mpg around town, usually 26, and 29 to 34 on the highway. Due to my work, I record all mileage, fills etc and calcualte the mileage manually. The onboard computer tends to be a little optimistic, It typically reads 32.24 mpg/8.8Litres/ 100klm when I am actually getting 30 mpg 9.1l/100klm. It is out about the same around town.
11-03-12, 07:04 AM
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I find it interesting that my 06 GS430 actually gets better mileage than what you guys are reporting from the 300s. I have never got less than 24 mpg around town, usually 26, and 29 to 34 on the highway. Due to my work, I record all mileage, fills etc and calcualte the mileage manually. The onboard computer tends to be a little optimistic, It typically reads 32.24 mpg/8.8Litres/ 100klm when I am actually getting 30 mpg 9.1l/100klm. It is out about the same around town.
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11-03-12, 07:23 AM
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Canadian gallon is bigger than a US gallon, 160 ounces versus 128 in a US one. Adjusting for the difference I would say you are right in the same ballpark as me, which is quite a lot higher than the OP. 31.2 mpg per Canadian Gallon would be 27.5 per U.S. gallon.
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