when is mpg consinder city milage and when is consider highway??

 

what the? r u serious? If you are I guess I can say something. City means when your driving on the streets and you got stop and go. Highway meaning when youre at a constant speed. You'll never get highway mpg because of traffic these day so only pay attention to city. At least in L.A

 

i think what he means, is if your going 30 mph for a long time is that considered highway because it isn't stop and go?

i think city is anything under 45mph and highway is anything above, even if your on the highway it can be considered city because of traffic.

 

city is stop n go. gettin the car rolling takes a little bit more gas

 

It really doesn't matter if you are trying to go by the numbers posted. All numbers posted by car manufactures are skewed.

1.8L = 1.79L
5.0 really means 4.9
HP is Flywheel not WHP

what ever it is it all depends on how you drive and your daily habits

The numbers are good for a guess

City is stop and go
Highway is a constant speed not over 50 (you lose efficiency above 50)

 

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highway milage = 5th gear cruising
city milage = constant stop and go

 

Anytime you're not on the highway you're in the city.

 

If you are asking about the actual EPA tests, here is some information regarding the testing schedules:

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg...shtml

 

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city milage = constant stop and go</TD></TR></TABLE>


Ya, i'll second that.

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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg...shtml</TD></TR></TABLE>


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