Last fill I got 43 mpg averaging 60-65 on highway,minimal passing
not as much fun driving but thats close to what MINI Canada says we should get


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03 MC BRG/W

 

>>Last fill I got 43 mpg averaging 60-65 on highway,minimal passing
>>not as much fun driving but thats close to what MINI Canada says we should get
>>MC BRG/W

With gas prices going up it's nice to know that a little conservative driving can net over 40 mpg. Probably be even better at a steady 50 mph......of course you'd quickly get run over.
:smile:


R.E.

 

gas goes up and down here almost every day,at 40+ mpg don't much care
some roads going 50 I,m running over folks and I'm not speedind
catch em in the curves

 

Been keeping track over the last 1,700 miles. Have had an average of 20.6 mpg at
an avg. speed of 21.6 mph according to the OBC. The real math says 18.7 mpg.
There is also a 1.05/1.00 ratio between mph and mpg......mostly suburban, some city.

This is with an '02 Cooper S......Helix 15% pulley, Pilo intake and ignition system,
B&M short shifter.

 

Well, I am only getting 23.83 MPG (my figures) or 25.2 MPG (OBC) in my 2004 Cooper S. I hope it improves as the engine breaks in.

 

>>Well, I am only getting 23.83 MPG (my figures) or 25.2 MPG (OBC) in my 2004 Cooper S. I hope it improves as the engine breaks in.
my mpg got better after break-in,then improved until about 10k miles
almost 20k miles now. cold weather or driviing hard lower mpg
at -30 c [-26 or so f] I only got 28 -30 mpg

 

40+ mpg You guys are measuring on UK gallon or 4.5 liter which works out to 33.7 is us mpg. Which I admit is still good. I was just having a cow over 40+ mpg. Anyone out there keeping their milage? I am really curious what everyone is getting. Please list MC or MCS.

-Donut

 

30 miles each way to work straight interstate (US) and get around 31 MPG.

2003 MCS

 

OH ... that's at 7,000 feet ASL where the air is thin.

>>30 miles each way to work straight interstate (US) and get around 31 MPG.
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>>2003 MCS