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**Mister.levitra** · 02-16-2008, 02:08 AM

I claimed 32mpg average in my old 2000 Honda Accord 2.3L I4 5-Speed. Then the guy who bought it did something to it and pulled 34mpg average.

For me, it was never going above 60. Always mainly between 45~60mph. Plus a lot of around town traffic. It isn't like downtown traffic, but just around town traffic.

Plus, I had the baseline of the baseline Accords. Weighed around 2800lbs I think. No power windows, no power locks, no cruise control, nothing like that. All that it came with was A/C.
Lowest that I ever pulled was 28mpg and I was ripping it through the gears pretty often. Almost beat a Supra Twin-Turbo down a windy as hell 4 mile stretch of road.

02-16-2008, 02:08 AM	#47
Mister.levitra Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	I claimed 32mpg average in my old 2000 Honda Accord 2.3L I4 5-Speed. Then the guy who bought it did something to it and pulled 34mpg average. For me, it was never going above 60. Always mainly between 45~60mph. Plus a lot of around town traffic. It isn't like downtown traffic, but just around town traffic. Plus, I had the baseline of the baseline Accords. Weighed around 2800lbs I think. No power windows, no power locks, no cruise control, nothing like that. All that it came with was A/C. Lowest that I ever pulled was 28mpg and I was ripping it through the gears pretty often. Almost beat a Supra Twin-Turbo down a windy as hell 4 mile stretch of road.
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