what does your fuel econ avg say?
11-05-2011 | 12:10 PM
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I'm getting around 22 with a 60/40 mix of urban highway to city.
Nissan has never been known for building economical engines among Honda and Toyota. I certainly wouldn't turn down better mileage, but only as long as the performance stays the same. I didn't buy this car for economy!!!
Nissan has never been known for building economical engines among Honda and Toyota. I certainly wouldn't turn down better mileage, but only as long as the performance stays the same. I didn't buy this car for economy!!!
11-05-2011 | 12:22 PM
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Just reset it to zero when you get on the highway and take a new reading. You have two separate readings you can reset - the one on the dash and the one on the center console.
I'm 90%/10% city/highway in the sprawling north Dallas area, I average 18.5.
11-06-2011 | 07:27 PM
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I know how that feels now.
None of my other cars were as fun to drive as the G. It's one of those cars that I don't ever mind going out of my way to take the long way around or to just go driving around, checking out new areas in the city. I've done this almost every weekend.
None of my other cars were as fun to drive as the G. It's one of those cars that I don't ever mind going out of my way to take the long way around or to just go driving around, checking out new areas in the city. I've done this almost every weekend.
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