So here's a new way to share this and educate and help each other.
Rather than miscellaneous comments, post a link to a web log you use to track your mileage and comments that you make about it.
Of course, this is only if you are ok with it being public.
RULES:
1) List your exact car model & engine before your link (or in your signature).
2) As there appear to be some differences per country, be clear which MPG version you are recording (here or signature).
2) The log should mention general use or terrain overall or for each fill-up if out of the ordinary (ie, heavily loaded, hauling, extreme mountains, etc..) in order to give an accurate picture to anyone comparing. Some people's ordinary use is city, others mountains, others flatlands, etc...
3) MILEAGE should be represented by miles traveled (trip or odometer) compared to actual tank fill-up - NOT the computer of the car.
4) Current odometer readings (at least a range) should be indicated to reflect any patterns found via increased mileage on the vehicle.
If you have any suggestions, message me and I'll update the RULES.
I offer mine as reference first. The link to the log is in my signature below and is constantly updated to show OVERALL average mpg. Clicking it will show the logbook toward the bottom of the screen which to me is better because you can see notes on why each tank varies so much as well as any special observations on mpg's to this point.
Rather than miscellaneous comments, post a link to a web log you use to track your mileage and comments that you make about it.
Of course, this is only if you are ok with it being public.
RULES:
1) List your exact car model & engine before your link (or in your signature).
2) As there appear to be some differences per country, be clear which MPG version you are recording (here or signature).
2) The log should mention general use or terrain overall or for each fill-up if out of the ordinary (ie, heavily loaded, hauling, extreme mountains, etc..) in order to give an accurate picture to anyone comparing. Some people's ordinary use is city, others mountains, others flatlands, etc...
3) MILEAGE should be represented by miles traveled (trip or odometer) compared to actual tank fill-up - NOT the computer of the car.
4) Current odometer readings (at least a range) should be indicated to reflect any patterns found via increased mileage on the vehicle.
If you have any suggestions, message me and I'll update the RULES.
I offer mine as reference first. The link to the log is in my signature below and is constantly updated to show OVERALL average mpg. Clicking it will show the logbook toward the bottom of the screen which to me is better because you can see notes on why each tank varies so much as well as any special observations on mpg's to this point.
