What are your Best MPGs (M5)
09-08-2010, 05:41 AM
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My Ride: 09 M5 (E60) Interlagos blue, Silverstone interior, with cold weather package. Adaptive Xenon headlamps and adaptive brake lights, hud, comfort access. Comfort seats, basically fully loaded.
I saw this topic over on m5 board, thought it'd be cool to know what our members are getting outta their beasts (MPGs) in the city and on the highways? Chime in w/ your thought even if you dun drive one.
I drove mine like an absolute Granny on a wheelchair this morning from westbury to queens and got 21.5 mpg on the highway
. City my car usually do around 9-10. I only got 5K miles on it.
Lets hear your side.
I drove mine like an absolute Granny on a wheelchair this morning from westbury to queens and got 21.5 mpg on the highway
. City my car usually do around 9-10. I only got 5K miles on it. Lets hear your side.
09-08-2010, 06:48 AM
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My Ride: 2006 BMW M5
you can see in my fuelly.com: http://www.fuelly.com/driver/miguex/m5
Stock ECU - 250 to 350 kms per tank
ECUPROGRAM Remap - 320 to 435 kms per tank.
Both in mix driving.
Stock ECU - 250 to 350 kms per tank
ECUPROGRAM Remap - 320 to 435 kms per tank.
Both in mix driving.
09-08-2010, 06:54 AM
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Come on...are you really asking this? lol j/k
Okay for the sake of the thread...
I usually get between 11-13 with mixed city/highway driving. (9-10 when I'm hard driving)
I was able to get as high as 20 on an all highway trip.
I know I spend about $600+ a month on gas. I stopped caring about MPG at this point.
Okay for the sake of the thread...
I usually get between 11-13 with mixed city/highway driving. (9-10 when I'm hard driving)
I was able to get as high as 20 on an all highway trip.
I know I spend about $600+ a month on gas. I stopped caring about MPG at this point.
09-08-2010, 06:57 AM
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My Ride: Original E60 Spec:
530i - Silver Grey Out, Black Dakota Leather In, Navigation Pro, Voice Command, HiFi Audio, Sports Package, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package w/ Heated Seats, Style# 123 Alloy Track Wheels, Auto AC, Power Front Seats, Active Turn Xennon Headlights,
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OEM M-Tech Front Bumper, OEM M Side Skirts, OEM M5 Rear Bumper, M5 Trunk Lid Finisher, M5 Style Mirrors, Custom Hamann Style Splitter, Custom Hartge Style Diffuser, RD Sport Boot Spoiler, LCI Taillights, Bruce Miranda's V4 LCI Retro Cables, 6000K Xenon light Bulbs, Xenon White LED License Plate Lights, 8000K HID 9006 Fog Lights, Akalius� Front Headlight Euro Overlays, Matte Black Kidney Grilles, E60.Net Clings, Debadged, Llumar Tinting "Micro Edged, 15% Rear 35% Sides,
Engine Mods:
Custom Magnaflow Quad Exhaust w/ Eisenmann Stamped 3� Tips, RPI Scoop (Red)
Added Electronics:
V1 Equipped (Hardwired), OEM Alpine CD Changer Retrofit,
Shoes:
SOLD-20" Staggered Vertini Hennesey Rims, Falcon 452's Tires-SOLD
New Shoes:
19" VMR 710 Hyper Silver, General Exclaim UHP 245/35/19 Front-275/30/19 Rear, Gloss Silver Caliper Paint Job DIY
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I average 14.5 mixed spirited driving. All highway, 17 miles avg.
09-08-2010, 11:52 AM
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According to the EPA, we rate a C- on their fancy new MPG grading curve. Well, at least we got a passing grade.
Thankfully, the elites in Washington are there to inform us rubes in such a simple letter-grade scale which cars get better mileage ... you know, because those MPG figures are soooo difficult to figure out.
Sigh. Make no mistake ... the bureaucrats are in charge.
Thankfully, the elites in Washington are there to inform us rubes in such a simple letter-grade scale which cars get better mileage ... you know, because those MPG figures are soooo difficult to figure out.
Sigh. Make no mistake ... the bureaucrats are in charge.
09-08-2010, 02:08 PM
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09-08-2010, 04:44 PM
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How in the world are you guys driving these cars! Flooring them after every right/left turn!!?? lmao
I averaged 22 before installing the sprint booster... now I average 18.3-19.0 mpg with the sprint booster.
*granted it's a 545i
I averaged 22 before installing the sprint booster... now I average 18.3-19.0 mpg with the sprint booster.
*granted it's a 545i
09-08-2010, 04:49 PM
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My Ride: 545i, Adaptive Xenons, 19" 166's
Driving habit - 50% city + 50% highway
Initially (93 Octane gas)
Average = 14.5MPH
Last 3000 Miles
Changed Air Filter from stock to BMC + RPI Scoops + Block-off plates
Same driving habit
Only Using Shell (93 Oct)
Average = 17.1MPH
Initially (93 Octane gas)
Average = 14.5MPH
Last 3000 Miles
Changed Air Filter from stock to BMC + RPI Scoops + Block-off plates
Same driving habit
Only Using Shell (93 Oct)
Average = 17.1MPH