In article <vf4ifvc940d0r6ckurikl37hg982qfauge@4ax.com>, Old_Timer
wrote:

> I have a 2000 Sonata GLS V6 that I bought new in 2000.
> This past Sunday I drove into Los Angeles and back. I filled up the
> gas tank before leaving and set the odomoter at zero.
>
> On returning I refilled the gas tank. The results -- 144 miles
> driven. Gasoline used 4.8 gals. That comes to exactly 30 miles
> per gallon. For a car the size of the Sonata and for a 6 cylinder
> engine and Regular grade gasoline I am well pleased.

That is pretty impressive. I get 34-36 highway on my Elantra, and it's
a much smaller car with a smaller engine.

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I have a 2002 Hyundai Accent Auto and mine never goes above 24 miles
per gallon.
It has 17K miles on it and I am wondering if I have to take it to the
dealer or what? But then is this covered under warranty, can anyone
comment?




Jerry Kindall <jerrykindall@nospam.invalid> wrote in message news:<240620032257122222%jerrykindall@nospam.inval id>...
> In article <vf4ifvc940d0r6ckurikl37hg982qfauge@4ax.com>, Old_Timer
> wrote:
>
> > I have a 2000 Sonata GLS V6 that I bought new in 2000.
> > This past Sunday I drove into Los Angeles and back. I filled up the
> > gas tank before leaving and set the odomoter at zero.
> >
> > On returning I refilled the gas tank. The results -- 144 miles
> > driven. Gasoline used 4.8 gals. That comes to exactly 30 miles
> > per gallon. For a car the size of the Sonata and for a 6 cylinder
> > engine and Regular grade gasoline I am well pleased.
>
> That is pretty impressive. I get 34-36 highway on my Elantra, and it's
> a much smaller car with a smaller engine.

 

My 2003 accent GL gets 35mpg while using the AC. Adjustments are covered
but I don't remember for how long. Contact your dealer asap. You might as
well have an SUV with that mileage.

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"george bush" <georgebushegypt@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3e35b407.0306270931.240f1a2d@posting.google.c om...
> I have a 2002 Hyundai Accent Auto and mine never goes above 24 miles
> per gallon.
> It has 17K miles on it and I am wondering if I have to take it to the
> dealer or what? But then is this covered under warranty, can anyone
> comment?
>
>
>
>
> Jerry Kindall <jerrykindall@nospam.invalid> wrote in message
news:<240620032257122222%jerrykindall@nospam.inval id>...
> > In article <vf4ifvc940d0r6ckurikl37hg982qfauge@4ax.com>, Old_Timer
> > wrote:
> >
> > > I have a 2000 Sonata GLS V6 that I bought new in 2000.
> > > This past Sunday I drove into Los Angeles and back. I filled up the
> > > gas tank before leaving and set the odomoter at zero.
> > >
> > > On returning I refilled the gas tank. The results -- 144 miles
> > > driven. Gasoline used 4.8 gals. That comes to exactly 30 miles
> > > per gallon. For a car the size of the Sonata and for a 6 cylinder
> > > engine and Regular grade gasoline I am well pleased.
> >
> > That is pretty impressive. I get 34-36 highway on my Elantra, and it's
> > a much smaller car with a smaller engine.

 

I just looked at the www.kbb.com site and saw that my car's suggested
is 26city /35 hwy mpg. Since mine is not brand new, I guess I am doing
O.K.
Don't you think?

"kurtis Harrison" <kurtish111@suscom.net> wrote in message news:<vfp044bu8fo3ff@corp.supernews.com>...
> My 2003 accent GL gets 35mpg while using the AC. Adjustments are covered
> but I don't remember for how long. Contact your dealer asap. You might as
> well have an SUV with that mileage.
>
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