Nissan: MPG of the Titan

tw: 

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Please check for a post from me in a week or so. I'll try to remember
to call it "Titan MPG." I just got my Titan LE CrewCab last Saturday,
and I'll post following my second fill-up.

Davoud

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"tw" <net> wrote in message
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Great! I'd really appreciate it. Any comments so far?

Davoud wrote:
 

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Your daddy let you out of his bedroom long enough to play on his
computer again, huh? Hey, you've got something on your chin there...

Cal Ferris wrote:
 

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Hello,

I've put on about 1000 miles and I'm only averaging 10 - 12 mpg. My dealer
tells me the engine is still breaking in and the cold weather here in NE
makes it worse. Hopefully it will get better.

Good Luck




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In article <SiUPb.10463$news.prodigy.com>,
tw <net> wrote:
 

Heh heh. If you have to ask, you probably shouldn't own one. ;-)

 

EPA ratings are estimated assuming ideal conditions and the mileage most
cars get is rarely as high as the EPA estimate. Although occasionally
I'm surprised. On long trips, by Pathfinder sometimes gets more than 21
MPG, even though its EPA estimate isn't that high.

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Orac wrote:
 
My 97 4x4 4 cyl 2.4 PU was EPA listed at 14-19. I have gotten 20 MPG on 250
mile Interstate trips at 65-70 MPH. It all depends on the weather, terrain,
ambient temperature, and astrology. :-)

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Bill

thanks!

Kwaz wrote:
 


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