Let's play what's your MPG...
 

As stated in the title, your current MPG, feel free to explain your circumstances if you'd like. IE: if you track MPG based on trip A vs trip B, if your car is a daily driver or a weekend warrior, auto vs manual, trim level if you want etc.

1SS 1LE
Manual
Daily Driver
Trip A (current tank, 38 miles) 17.8 MPG
Trip B (used for oil changes, at 1700 miles) 16.2 MPG

16.7 MPG combined. 33.1 MPG is currently my P.B. Mine is a daily driver up until the first snow fall of the season :) primarily drive in the city

OK i'll play.

1SS
Manual
Daily Driver(100 miles/day M-F)
Trip A about 300miles, 22.6mpg, slightly over 1/4 tank remaining
Trip B about 54,000(never reset from delivery), 19.2mpg

That is a good idea using Trip B for oil changes.

37 PB. It was going downhill from LA to LV.

ZL1, manual, daily driver, mostly highway miles with some during rush hour.
17mpg during the 5300 miles racked up since early spring. I luv this car!

Ok...

2016 2SS A8
56 mile round trip commute
Usually right around 19-20 for "last 50 miles"
This goes up to around 22 just driving around where I live on weekends.
On a road trip I got a last 50 of 32.2, IIRC.

17 mpg over 20k miles.

That includes 4 20 minute sessions on Infineon (SearsPoint) and 11 trips down the strip at Sacramento Raceway in the 11's.

Daily driver. Never babied.

Same, just noticed it when I was checking how many miles on the current oil change and figured I was doing decent. with 17MPG on trip A. Normally around the 14 - 15 range.

I've done this with all my cars as a reminder I guess. I typically go around 5,000 miles between but I've read a lot of people saying 7500 or more with current oil standards because it isn't degrading.

I used to care about it but everytime I crank my SS with NPP on a cold start and hear it just shake the whole friggen house while its in the garage... it just screams F-Gas Mileage... Lets get down to business.

I didnt buy it for fuel mileage and dont really care about it.

I get maybe 20 on my commutes and about 28 - 29 on the freeway with the cruise control set and A/C blowing on a road trip.

I don't think any of us really cares about our MPG, but it is one on those little data points that is kind of interesting. I'm stuck in awful stop and go commuter traffic a lot, so cycling through the info fields on the dash display while stopped is something I do from time to time.

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2SS
10-Speed Auto
Daily Driver/Home Health
Trip A (current tank, 269 miles) 19.7 MPG
Trip B (Total miles on car, 1102 miles) 22.6 MPG

27.2 MPG on the ~750 mile drive from Detroit to home with an average speed of 75 MPH