My weekender: 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. About 16 MPG Hwy if I really baby it.

Wifes weekender: 2002 Trans Am. 18,000 actual miles. Red w/black leather interior.

Company Sled: 2007 Impala. Don't care about gas mileage cause the company foots the bill. However it does get about 26mpg.

Wifes Daily Driver: 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe. 36 MPG. I bought it wrecked (not totaled, the owner just abandoned it at the tow lot with outer sheetmetal damage) for $3500. Have about $6000 in it now with repairs, new tires/wheels, body kit.

2001 GMC Jimmy
2002 Trailblazer (straight 6 w/ 290hp)
1991 Camaro RS (bought new)
1971 Camaro
Last two are in my avatar

My 2004 GTO is totally box-stock; the only change from the showroom is a K&N air filter

My Cars, 2006 Ford SUV 25-27 mpg, an a 2006 Grand Prix 24-26 mpg. Both will to get me to the races, without to bad of a gas bill.

I drive a 2001 1500 4X4 5 Speed Dodge Ram. 16 mpg
In my back glass it says,
"Dave Darland 25 Years Gettin' Down and Dirty..."
and
"In Memory of Dwight Clock".

I drive a 1999 Olds Alero to Indiana though.. better gas mileage!

Old beat up soccer dad van with 208.000 miles on it. It goes to a lot of races,and when I get it paid off I am thinking of bolting a 2x12 across the front of it and start pushing off sprintcars with it.

2004 PT cruiser 5 speed 28 MPG 180,000 miles

ROB

If it's not paid off with 208,000 miles on it i wouldn't worry about pushing sprint cars with it, maybe the sprint cars will be pushing you home.

1997 F-150 w/ 97xxx miles. Daily driver and used to pull the racecar trailer.

2004 Honda Accord 2 door. V-6, 6 speed manual. Gets in the low 30's for mpg.

Oh and it currently has 242,000 miles on it. Hope to add a few thousand more this weekend.