...well it can be with your help. I'm curious what people are getting on their Accents. For it to be most meaningful, we'll need info beyond just MPG. Here's what i think would really help:

1. MPG - list your average MPG, or city and highway if you know them seperately.
2. City to Highway ratio. 50/50?
3. Mileage of your car.
4. Transmission type. Manual or Auto?
5. Driving style. Do you hypermile, drive "normally," or are you a lead foot?
6. Type of terrain. Is it Nebraska flat, or do you drive up the side of mountain all the time?

Here's my info:
1. 28MPG Average
2. 50/50 city/highway
3. 3500 miles on odometer.
4. 5-speed Manual Trans.
5. Normal driving style.
6. Terrain has some hills (not mountains).

 

http://www.truedelta.com/

http://www.truedelta.com/fuel_econom...8&session_code=

 

That's great info. No need to redo the work i suppose. Please lock this thread as the link above does the job. Thanks!

 

I got this MPG today I drove from Seaside oregon to portland oregon which is about 70 miles. Speed range was between 45 and 55 with a
few hills.
I have a 2003 4dr accent 5speed with 103919 miles on it, i just recently put in those NGK IRIDIUM IX PLUGS and there is a noticiable difference in power
Normally just scootin around town here touch and go traffic i get about 30 miles to gallon


i drove 70 miles today put in $5.00 which gave me 1.6 gallons which calculated out to be 43.8 mpg highway driving

 

34mpg
50 suburban 50 highway
88,000 miles( i have had it for 78000 miles and averaged 34mpg consistantly)
AT
frugal driving style
few low hills
2006 acccent gls AT