LA to Las Vegas MPG
#18
its a
4 cylinder, i want a gs but not ready to go back to 22mpg combined i am saving around 250 month on gas since i switched from ls it almost pays for the car payment
i want a gs with the turbo 4 from the nx then ill lease one
i want a gs with the turbo 4 from the nx then ill lease one
#19
I think Toyota / Lexus just need to suck it up and build a 3.0 liter turbo V6 like everyone else or at least a higher output inline 4 turbo to put out some decent acceleration numbers in the low 6 seconds.
BMW is doing it right, a medium output turbo 4 (actual output is over the claimed 240hp, more like 265ish), and a 300hp V6 (again it puts out more). The turbo 4 BMW 528 xdrive is rated at 33mpg on the highway! I am lucky to get 24 in my GS!
#20
Placing the Lexus turbo 4 in the GS would result in a boring car to drive in my opinion. Both the NX and GS cars weigh about the same, just shy of 4,000lbs and the NX needs 7 seconds 0-60 and still only gets 22mpg city and 28 highway which is about the same as the RWD GS.
BMW is doing it right, a medium output turbo 4 (actual output is over the claimed 240hp, more like 265ish), and a 300hp V6 (again it puts out more). The turbo 4 BMW 528 xdrive is rated at 33mpg on the highway! I am lucky to get 24 in my GS!
BMW is doing it right, a medium output turbo 4 (actual output is over the claimed 240hp, more like 265ish), and a 300hp V6 (again it puts out more). The turbo 4 BMW 528 xdrive is rated at 33mpg on the highway! I am lucky to get 24 in my GS!
#21
Not unusual for me. I had a 1400 mile trip (round trip) and on one or two long stretches between tanks, I got 28 on 91 or 93 unleaded. That's passing people and running anywhere from 75-85mph on cruise when not frustrated with packs of slow cars. 6th gear is magic even if the cruise control loses a few mph on every hill.
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