Jim Henderson
Dedicated LVC Member
As usual YMMV(Your Mileage May Vary). All depends on driving style, weather conditions, traffic, speed etc.
I have a 2004 LSV8 with about 56K miles on it.
My usual 60 mile round trip commute, relatively flat land, is a mix of about 15 miles street, no traffic, about 10 heavy stop and go and the rest at freeway speeds of at least 55 up to about 80(that IS the flow, not just me). My average mileage is around 18mpg. A little higher if it is cool and down maybe to 17 if I use a lot of AC.
Strangely and could be imaginary, it seems like if I just fill up the tank and get stuck in traffic, the mileage gets stuck pretty low. If I can get moving on a fresh tank and get the mileage above say 20, it doesn't drop so much when I do get stuck.
On long trips like Las Vegas to LA round trip at about 80+ I get about 24-25mpg. A little less with AC.
Just my averages and YMMV,
Jim Henderson
I have a 2004 LSV8 with about 56K miles on it.
My usual 60 mile round trip commute, relatively flat land, is a mix of about 15 miles street, no traffic, about 10 heavy stop and go and the rest at freeway speeds of at least 55 up to about 80(that IS the flow, not just me). My average mileage is around 18mpg. A little higher if it is cool and down maybe to 17 if I use a lot of AC.
Strangely and could be imaginary, it seems like if I just fill up the tank and get stuck in traffic, the mileage gets stuck pretty low. If I can get moving on a fresh tank and get the mileage above say 20, it doesn't drop so much when I do get stuck.
On long trips like Las Vegas to LA round trip at about 80+ I get about 24-25mpg. A little less with AC.
Just my averages and YMMV,
Jim Henderson