1. I found a web page several weeks ago that allows you to track your mileage, just create an account. you can have more than one vehicle also. You can post a picture of your Mini. Right now there are 7 Clubman S (including mine HMS Mini) and there are 5 Clubman on the web page. All you do is put the amount of fuel and miles driven and it figures your mpg for you. And it also automatically creates a neat graph showing your fuel useage.

Nothing earth shaking but kind of neat. Sure would like to see a few more Clubmans added to the mix

www.fuelly.com

 

I'm on there! I think I'm a couple tanks behind though. It's going to be interesting to see the impact of going from 15" to 16" wheels.

 

* I am on there too

It's a nice database for mileage, gas prices, etc..
I fill up every two weeks, weekly commute is 220 miles plus weekends

 

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1. I found a web page several weeks ago that allows you to track your mileage, just create an account. you can have more than one vehicle also. You can post a picture of your Mini. Right now there are 7 Clubman S (including mine HMS Mini) and there are 5 Clubman on the web page. All you do is put the amount of fuel and miles driven and it figures your mpg for you. And it also automatically creates a neat graph showing your fuel useage.

Nothing earth shaking but kind of neat. Sure would like to see a few more Clubmans added to the mix

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I'm already there as well - just need to update it more often! I keep forgetting they have a mobile phone app for updating too.

 

Looks neat, I'll start with my first fill up.

 

I'm on. I update by phone while I'm there, so I never have to play catch-up. I used to track mileage using google docs, but fuelly is easier/faster/better.

 

By phone? You mean by web via Crackberry or iPhone, or what? Sounds kinda cool. (If I had a Crackberry or iPhone... )

 

I'm Signed up!
Added all my fillups. pretty good stats and nice to see a comparison of other cars.

 

It's all web driven, with a mobile friendly page for logging you fill ups. So any phone with a good web browser ought to work.

 

thanks for the info on the phone, that will come in handy especially when on the road, out of town.

 

I got my Clubman a month ago and track every fill-up.

http://www.fuelly.com/driver/markfm/clubman

I think, after the first fill-up, that the pump shut off prematurely giving an elevated reading on the first tank and a deflated reading on the second. Otherwise, I'm getting about 30mpg with a mix of highway/city.

 

Cool, just signed up. I need to carry a notebook or something in the car for keeping track of things; my phone has no internets.

 

All you need is a pen :-) Before I used my phone I'd just scribble the odometer reading on the receipt and stuff it in a cupholder. The receipt will have the date, price, and amount.

 

I use the "Gas Cubby" app for the iPhone. It tracks fuel and maintainence and also keeps up with scheduled maintainence and other info all the way down to individual tire pressures. You also can keep up with multiple vehicles. Hold the phone verticle and you get numerical info, turn the phone horizontal and get graphs. Pretty cool stuff.

 

I just signed up at Fuelly. Interesting to note how much higher the mileage appears to be for the '08 Clubbies v. the '09 Clubbies. they look to average approx. 4-6 MPG higher.

 

I'm on fuelly as well, http://www.fuelly.com/driver/jonabad/clubman-s.
One of the things that I wish were easily visible is whereabouts people are, because my commute is only about 115 miles a week but heavy on the city and hills and i'm curious as to what kind of numbers i could be getting on a highway heavy commute.

 

Start bugging people to put stuff like that in their fill-up notes.

 

well, if people fill in their location, under their user, that tells you waht city they are in (or however much they fill in)
But that wouldn't tell you the large dip in my graph corresponds to me hauling myself, my brother, his wife and their baby up to south lake Tahoe and back one weekend. That's a fairly nice drive from Folsom, and they were excited to "Experience" my mini. But while i didn't notice any real difference in performance, push pedal, go fast, I did notice the gas gauge going down faster.