Yeah But look at the distance and the average speed

 

Yes, the final leg of the journey was through lots of twisty roads at a snail's pace.

 

I know mine be was considerably less than 30mpg on those sporty jaunts!

 

I haven't reset my gauge in a while... the average reads 17 MPG overall.

 

Yes, I haven't reset my base V6 gauge in about 3K miles, comprised of 2/3 highway and 1/3 city in my 60 mile RT commute. The average is 22.3.

 

Just did the calculation and got 23.1 mpg on that tank. And that was with my auxiliary peddling to help keep up with Jay. We're on the way home at a leisurely pace, in Michigan now with snow squalls in western NY, Ontario, and Michigan yesterday. Back to getting 29-31 mpg average each tank, driving sanely, mostly. Saw a sign in Ontario which said, "$15,000 fine and loss of license if caught speeding 30 km/hr over limit." Another sign in Michigan says, "$7500 fine and 15 years in jail for hitting/injuring a construction worker in work zone." Ugh! Those were firsts for me.

 

Pretty much everywhere on the east coast there are signs posted at every construction zone, "Fines Doubled in Construction Zones." Given the crumbling state of our highway infrastructure, it seems like 50% of all roads are in "construction zones" about 8 months out of the year.

 

There are signs in Ontario: at 50kph over the limit, roadside license suspension and seizure of car!

 

I was indeed surprised to find my fuel economy at similar numbers for those tank fills. Those escapades obviously represented a small percentage of the distance travelled on that tank.

 

This is no Photoshop job. Here are the particulars. Wifey is driving, this run is on US 23 from Bay City to Alpena, MI., about 130 miles along the west shore of Lake Huron. The speed limit is 55mph except through the small towns, smooth road, no wind, little traffic, nice gentle curves, few hills; took the photo in Alpena where we stopped for lunch. Then I took over driving stopping only in Mackinaw City and paying the bridge toll; the computer read 36.1mpg upon arriving in Escanaba, MI. But then, I wasn't following Jay either.

 

Enjoy the Upper Peninsula! Hope you like pine trees and lakes.


And bridges. The Blue Water Bridge (Port Huron) and the Mackinac Bridge are no slouches.

 

Jay Levine Detrimental To Gas Mileage
By Jay Levine

Studies have suggested, some say proven, that following Jay Levine in his 2015 Jaguar V6S F-Type produces significantly lower gas mileage than previously experienced. One F-Type Forum member, briefed on the matter, remarked "it's like riding on the coat-tails of the devil". Jay Levine did not return calls to comment, he was going too fast.

 

Jay needs to practice his refueling...

 

I LOVE the concept, although the execution might be a challenge.

 

Yes, Ontario has very low speed limits and cops everywhere trying to make quota ... painful place to try and drive at a comfortable speed or higher.
Lawrence

 

Other witnesses have provided coroborating testimony as they attempted to keep up with Levine's demonic driving behavior. Major Maine based fueling purveyors reported higher than average May sales figures and directly attribute the increase to his influence.