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 How many MPG Does your 911 get? Hey Chaps-  Looks like fuel is going to shot outta control pretty soon, so i thought it this might be of interest for those of us whom aren't doctors, lawyers, and ex-marketing guys.... Maybe this format? 1996/ 993 Coupe/67,000/ 18 MPG Cheers, Capt. Crunch | 
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 1978/ 911 cabriolet/43,000/ ~18 MPG | 
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 1978/ Euro 911 Targa /157,000/ ~16 MPG running Chevron 91 Octane B.T.W. I was told by the dealer to always use premium, but how necessary is this? It might be interesting to know what fuel others use as well as their gas mileage. | 
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 Us in the legal field are price sensitive too :confused:  1980/911 SC Targa/75,000?/15-20 depending on the weight of my right foot:D | 
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 1968/912/9,000 on rebuilt engine (165000 on chasis)/28mpg  use 92 octane underpowerd.. not really, while its not 911 power, its beefed up a tad and is faster than a stock 912, its light as hell, and just as much fun around the twisties as a 911 (probably more fun with the better weight distribution). and it gets good gas milage :D | 
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 78/Euro 911/93,000 miles (10K on a rebuild)/19 mpg | 
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 '95 993: 19-20mpg '82SC: 15+ mpg (a close guess as I never top it up) Edward | 
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 74 Carrera 911/81,000 miles (4K on a rebuild and 2.9 engine upgrade 220hp@7100 RPM) no more than 15 mpg 93 octane (MX. gas) | 
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 1983SC/108K/18mpg | 
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 1983 / 911SC Cab / 90,000 / 17 MPG | 
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 on my '88 targa I got 15-17 around town during the winter and 17-19 during the summer.  The highway mileage was 22-24. | 
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 My 930 got about 10mpg before I tore it apart.  Hopefully EFI will improve that a little.  I pulled the R1100S out today and left the truck at home.  I plan to ride it to work for a while. | 
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 1984 / 911 Cab / 188,000 / 20ish around town if I dont get on it to much... | 
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 16+ mpg on the in 5th gear above 3.2k rpm.  Running 2 & 3rd around town would be cheaper if it was towed. | 
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 1978sc/222,500(25k on rebuild)/20mpg Before tune-up and valve adjust I was getting 16-17mpg. Pays to tune-up. I go 23 mi. one way to work. My Jeep gets 13mpg going downhill with the wind at your back. Guess I'll be driving the 911 more often, poor me:D | 
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 1983 / 911SC Coupe / 127000 / from 27 MPG (highway) to less than 10 MPG (track). It's a slightly lighened euro model with spoilers. | 
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 1970 911S roughly 12 mpg | 
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 1982 / 911 SC Targa / 49,000 mi  23-25mpg Hwy  1970 / 911E / 156.000 mi about 10 mpg ! Car came from sea-level, was running a tad rich at 13%. Had the mfi adjusted, so I suspect my mpg will improve, while I continue to pay more every time I fill up. | 
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 1985/ Carrera Targa/ 155,000 mi/18-20 mpg on premium. Looking at $70 fill ups now. | 
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 1985 Carrera Targa/ 26,000 mi/ 18-19 around town hard/ 25-30 highway depending on speeds | 
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