You Go Boy, Drop That Pump

[HungLikeJesus]

Originally Posted by rkzenrage

Which is not what our actually gets.
Man, you really gotta work on that reading.
I bet there are programs in your area.

For the 2003 Insight, fueleconomy.gov lists the mileage as 48 city, 59 highway, 53 combined, but I have consistently averaged 66 mpg or higher in mixed driving, with lots of up and down (altitude, I mean - home is about 2500 feet higher than work).

The "MPG Estimates from Drivers Like You" section lists mileage of 68 in real-world driving, but it might be that only those with very high mileage are likely to enter their data.

A point to rkzenrage.