What is your mileage these days?
#16
drives cars
On average, I would say I get 18.7 or so MPG. That's where mine was prior to the road trips I went on this weekend.
I went up to the mountains with my friend and also went on a 4-hour drive down to my old hometown to visit family. On those trips combined, I averaged about 25 MPG - just the second part, I averaged 27 MPG. Not too shabby.
I went up to the mountains with my friend and also went on a 4-hour drive down to my old hometown to visit family. On those trips combined, I averaged about 25 MPG - just the second part, I averaged 27 MPG. Not too shabby.
#17
Pole Position
I'm jelly over your beautiful mountains! My area of CA is pure ****, I call it the ******* of California lol. Or the nicer term, the armpit of CA. Hotter than the devil's anus and smells just as bad when the wind picks up the dairies.
And I agree, drive those cars! I just saw a 20 year old Corvette for sale with like 4100 miles on it! But of course it has had several leaky seals replaces because it was used so little everything dried out. A car that sits is worse off sometimes.
And I agree, drive those cars! I just saw a 20 year old Corvette for sale with like 4100 miles on it! But of course it has had several leaky seals replaces because it was used so little everything dried out. A car that sits is worse off sometimes.
Yeah we are super-duper lucky to have so many mountain sweeps. The tail of the dragon is only 3 hours away and if I could use a transporter to get you guys here…I would!
That’s what I’m sayin. I’m sure most just have short commutes and it’s hard to find time to drive it enough, but if others are trying to garage-queen it that’s a mistake IMHO. It’s not a collectors car and it’s not going to appreciate, so use it! It’s meant to be a tool, it has a utility— transport and, of course, therapy
Sound Therapy.
Right-freaking-on…owners know the deal. Certain YT reviewers, not-so-much.
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#18
Question for everyone - How does your indicated mileage compared to actual? Mine reads about 1.5 mpg optimistic.
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MYIS500 (07-06-23)
#20
drives cars
I just realized how silly I look. I posted my fuel mileage, not my odometer.
I am at a little over 4000 miles in about 5 months of ownership.
I am at a little over 4000 miles in about 5 months of ownership.
#21
I got like 27 mpg on my recent ~280 mile trip which was about 80% mountain driving. This car isn't the best at anything (performance, mileage, size, etc), but it's really good at everything. Well, probably the best at reliability
#23
I'm at 965 miles after 5 weeks of ownership. I did have a civic as a daily, but I sold it as it was starting to show its age through constant maintenance issues. Hoping to have another daily soon lol. I dont really want to run my mileage too high.
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MYIS500 (07-07-23)
#24
Just hit 4500 miles. 2nd Owner.
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Intermediate
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#29
Driver School Candidate
Mine has low miles due to the big winter we had. It sat for months before I could drive it. Not to mention I have a Acura TLX Type S as my daily. Which helps keep the miles low on the IS500.
#30
Intermediate
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Man that is Sweet!