MarkFank

A local guy is claiming 40 mpg hwy & 29.9 mixed driving with a Neuspeed chip & intake along with the power increase from the chip. I would believe a 2-3 mpg improvement but 10-12 seems to be a stretch. I've been on AW for a long time & tuned 4 different S4s at different levels & an allroad so I am very familiar w/ the 2.7T & not so much with the 2.0. What are/were you guys getting MPG stock & MPG since you chipped? Thanks for helping out an old timer. :-)

Gorobei

On a recent all-freeway trip down to Napa from Seattle I was averaging about 30mpg (using the trip comp, not actual calculations) and the trip comp said average speed was about 67 mph. So how he's getting TEN mpg better than that is totally baffling. The "lifetime" average on my trip comp (I've never reset comp #2) hovers between 23 and 24mpg on my car, and I'm at 17,000 miles and do probably 65% city driving.

I have APR software + exhaust btw.

EGainer

i drive aggressive sometimes, and easy other times

i average 20-22mpg for city driving

highway, 27-31mpg

i do real math, miles between fillups/gallons... i do not go by the mileage computer... i just use it to help gauge if i need to keep my foot off the pedal for the rest of the tank.

i average 300-360 miles and fill up 15-16 gallons each time.

im apr chipped for 93 octane

gk1

Mine's a tip, but I see similar results as you.
22mpg mixed
26mpg on a highway run

Youreviltwin

Id get 40 down a hill.

lowdef

apr91, city50/hwy50, at fillup i've gone ~440miles and it takes ~16.25 gallons to refill. 27mpg avg.

John Stahmann

There's no way he's getting that kind of mileage.

shamrok

yep, same here, 6MT quattro

edkwok

APR 91, 6MT quatto
24mpg overall, half fwy half street

Maybe the guy has a CVT engine?

KMHPaladin

I am pretty similar, mostly highway but I would say I get maybe 350 out of a tank