JohnnyBahamas

I searched! Hope it's not an Enzo.

This is freakin' amazing. Way to go Porsche!

http://www.worldcarfans.com/9081217....with-pdk-trans

tkids

"42 mpg imp. - 35 mpg U.S."

JohnnyBahamas

Oh damn.

Never mind.

Minok

Ok, so whats an imperial gallon that is different from a US gallon (or is it imperial miles that are different)?
I thought we are using the imperial system?

Oh, damit, what is wrong with our measurement system here.. not only do we still use some imperial measurements, but we use variations off of those measurements? Argh.

Still, 35mpg is pretty sweet for a 997

Sun Ra

i get 18.5 in usa

20 with some freeway, still 50% better than gt3 and stradale

Rave

Check out a pint of beer in the US versus a pint of beer in the UK. It is one of the few things that are bigger this side of the pond to your side. Nevertheless, I can see why former colonies wich to cast off the Imperial shackles of the past.

gota911

An imperial gallon is equal to approximately 1.201 U.S. gallons. So 20% more fuel per "gallon" yields 20% more miles driven per "gallon."

tkids

Just wanted to make sure you didn't over spin it!

9elf S

I'm a little disappointed with your current avatar. The previous one was more wild.

RED HORSE

I get about 27 mpg in my S Cab PDK as long as I don't engage Sport mode. With Sport mode active it drops to around 22 mpg.

Da Hapa

+1

Sadiq

i get 18mpg on a good day with my 6speed S. 9mpg on an even better day.

KeninBlaine

Note that the 35mpg was achieved by driving a modest average speed of 52 mph over the 400 miles. How many of us would drive at that average speed on highways? My mileage drops quickly as speed increases.

gota911

Hell, I just wish that my Honda could get up to 52 MPH!

JohnnyBahamas

Yeah, Rocky the Raccoon ain't doin' for me either. Back to the blond. Her glutes are insanely perfect.