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MPG between 14.0 and 15.0, is this normal ?

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Old 12-14-17, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ItzFilyO
And our tax is garbage too. 9.5% now. BCLEXUS DO SOMETHING DAMMIT!!!!!
I would help, but my hands are full - we've got a gazillion people moving to Texas. It's unbelievable how many out-of-state license plates are seen in the DFW Metroplex area...with a large percentage of them from California.

I'm just hoping those that move here don't try to change Texas into what they moved away from...
Old 12-14-17, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by bclexus
I would help, but my hands are full - we've got a gazillion people moving to Texas. It's unbelievable how many out-of-state license plates are seen in the DFW Metroplex area...with a large percentage of them from California.

I'm just hoping those that move here don't try to change Texas into what they moved away from...
Did Toyota HQ ever move there or are they still here in Torrance, CA?
Old 12-14-17, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ItzFilyO
Did Toyota HQ ever move there or are they still here in Torrance, CA?
Oh yeah, the new Toyota Headquarters here in Plano is open. Many people from California transferred here...

Amazon is thinking about building a $5 Billion headquarters [possibly] here creating 50,000 local jobs. Hoping that doesn't happen...
Old 12-15-17, 10:03 AM
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Listen over here in Massachusetts sales tax is 6.25% so I payed that when I bought 2016 GS back in June of this year. On top of that we get hit with a yearly excise tax, it's based on the year of the car and the amount you paid, it does however go down over time but it sucks.
Old 12-15-17, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by ItzFilyO
And our tax is garbage too. 9.5% now. BCLEXUS DO SOMETHING DAMMIT!!!!!
Chicago sales tax is 10.25% ... And it's 13.25% downtown where I work.
Old 12-15-17, 02:31 PM
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Let's just all move to Texas!
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Gas mileage sounds right....

Speaking of Property Tax. I moved from VA and was still getting charged for it. I disputed it with their team, and they made an error of crediting me entire year vs part of the year. I hope they don't come knocking on my door later lol.

I plan in registering my cars now in SC most likely.
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Glad I didn't buy my GS from that state and give them the revenue. I was more than happy to give your great state of Texas the revenue instead. Don't even get me going on Jerry Brown! Nothing against the people of California but your politics are garbage.
I see that the Democratic majority leader in California has introduced a bill that criminalizes California waiters in restaurants if they offer plastic straws to customers with a $1,000 fine and 6 months in jail if they do. I don't want them bringing that crap to Texas...
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Originally Posted by bclexus
I would help, but my hands are full - we've got a gazillion people moving to Texas. It's unbelievable how many out-of-state license plates are seen in the DFW Metroplex area...with a large percentage of them from California.

I'm just hoping those that move here don't try to change Texas into what they moved away from...
Your sales tax, and your license tabs are lower than mine, yet you get sunshine. Time for me to move!
Old 01-25-18, 06:37 PM
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SF Bay area garbage traffic checking in

2014 RWD Fsport driving 100 percent in normal mode.

18mpg with traffic, 20mpg at best with little to no traffic on the freeways. Not sure how folks get 24+mpg on these things
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Old 01-25-18, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by jic
SF Bay area garbage traffic checking in

2014 RWD Fsport driving 100 percent in normal mode.

18mpg with traffic, 20mpg at best with little to no traffic on the freeways. Not sure how folks get 24+mpg on these things
For those conditions thats probably really good!

The only way I've ever broken 24MPG (admittedly, with an AWD model 2015 F-sport) is if I'm doing strictly highway for more than an hour with little variance or interruption... if you're locked in cruising for a long period of time, the mileage will go up.

"Reality" though for me is like 20-22 mpg avg most of the time going between ECO and Normal mode. ECO throttle response sucks but its perfect for city stop and go BS driving where you just want to get the car moving without applying much fuel...

I haven't reset the "total average" since I got the car and I think its right at like 20.7, and that's with over 10,000 miles put on it at this point.

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Old 01-26-18, 05:11 AM
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'13 GS here with mostly city driving I started off at 22 mpg when I got it in December, and it's steadily been dropping, currently it's at 21.2 mpg. I only drive it around 10-15 miles a day though.
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Just get the 450h if mpg is your concern best I got on a 5 hour road trip was 37.5 mpg.
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Old 01-26-18, 08:27 AM
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My 2016 GS 200t's best on a 500 mile trip was 34.4 mpg in the middle of November in TX (i.e. minimal A/C). In everyday 50/50 city/hwy driving in 90/10 Eco/Sport mode, I get around 30-31 mpg. All mpg numbers are according to the trip computer which I think is a little bit optimistic.

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Old 01-26-18, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bb700092
My 2016 GS 200t's best on a 500 mile trip was 34.4 mpg in the middle of November in TX (i.e. minimal A/C). In everyday 50/50 city/hwy driving in 90/10 Eco/Sport mode, I get around 30-31 mpg. All mpg numbers are according to the trip computer which I think is a little bit optimistic.
31-32 mpg is about the average I do on my GS450h is it's a mix of highway & city driving. A tad lower if I'm doing purely city driving.

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