GibbsLexus

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What is the typical gas mileage you all are getting with the 350 RWD F sport?

bclexus

65-70 mph non-hilly highway mileage: 27-30 mpg
65-70 mph moderate hilly highway fuel mileage: 25-28 mpg
Combination city/highway fuel mileage: 20-23 mpg
City driving (non-busy) fuel mileage: 17-19 mpg
City driving (heavy stop-n-go) fuel mileage: 14-17 mpg
Coasting downhill at high rate of speed fuel mileage: 50+ mpg
Idling at stoplights fuel mileage: 0 mpg

AJLex19

I have an AWD but avg 22-24mpg highway. 13-15MPG city driving.

peasodos

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35 mpg, sometimes as high as 37. I have a 2013 gs 450h. I have f-sport front bumper

Hues10

Like Peasodos, I get 35 to 37 on highway. Then infinity at stoplights since the engine shuts off. Where I live, the stoplight example feels like every 1/4 mile. Just think if the world didn’t have stoplights and we could cruise around in the sweet spot of 50 mpg all the time. No one would ask how the city mpg or highway mpg is. Cause the answer would always be the same, “great”.

ChronoR

GSH riders lol

modad

'17 GS350 Lux- 30 MPG hwy, 26 MPG on an average tank. Very Pleased as I do not baby the car and it's NEVER on the ECO setting.

chinee

18 RWD F Sport, in flat South Florida, I typically get 21-22 mpg per tank (suburbia driving in Palm Beach county) . The best I got on a trip which was mostly highway was 24.7 mpg, but there was some flirting with triple digits which does impact the mpg quite a bit.

np20412

About the same for me in FL. Around town mix is about 21.7mpg. Highway at 75+ occasional trip up to 90 is around 25mpg. Babying it on the highway with cruise around 65-70 is easily 28+mpg

GSRockstar

mines awd and i get 31mpg on the highway

bclexus

mjo13

mjo13

Joking aside, the best I've observed with my AWD is around 25-27 for highway driving.

GSRockstar

do you use the estimate off the console? i actually use the trip computer and the amount of gas pumped to check mine. i know it is accurate because i work out of town, i leave the plant after my shift, get gas and drive the 5 hours home, then fill up immediately and calculate the mileage. im also **** about tire pressure and i dont really speed. these are important factors

JDR76

Each summer I take a 400 mile all highway trip in my AWD model. On my 15, I'd always get 28 mpg on that trip. On my 19, I got 29 mpg. I am more than pleased with those numbers.

Around town and with a general mix of suburban traffic, I generally get around 20-21. I've been as low as 16 and as high as 23 on the mix.