Derek Jerome

http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/vehicles/guid...ext=N&mfg=DODG

according to the energuide they're only rated for 35 city/ 48 highway

that sticker should have been on the window when you looked at the car and very seldom do you get the sticker ratings

Paul Niwranski

^ Yeah but you should at least have a hope of achieving the CITY rating on the HWY [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img]

ON a hwy trip in Sask one might make 35mpg...

defro13

i have added about 500 lbs in gear, slap my fat *** in there and i get about 450k on a tank which is good compared to my 2002 dakota that i traded for the noen, it had a v8, friggin loved that truck but there was never created a vehicle harded to make sound any good, love my neon, did the aem cold air intake and thats it for performance

Derek Jerome

here's why you don't meet the ratings

http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/vehicles/guid...ing_procedures

"SIMULATED CITY COURSE

City fuel consumption ratings are based on a 22-minute drive of 12 km, with 16 complete stops. The average speed of the test is 32 km/h.

SIMULATED HIGHWAY COURSE

Highway fuel consumption ratings are based on a 12-minute simulated highway course of 16 km with no stops. The top speed during the test is 96.5 km/h, and the average speed of the test is 77 km/h."


did you average 77km/hr on your sask trip Dukk ......... I highly doubt it [img]smile.gif[/img]

Paul Niwranski

yeah ok so I teavel a "little" faster than that but really now...