I have had my 2006 Touring for three months and have yet to get better than 13.6 MPG. It's a great vehicle if you can afford to feed it. I can't.

 

I have an 07 FWD with the 4.0 Litre motor. It isn't really broken in yet and I am getting 24 - 25 MPG. That is combined hwy/city but I don't drive around town much.

 

My wife and I went on a road trip and I actually got anaverage of 22.7 mpg but in town we always get around 17, by the way its a 3.5, good enought for me.Try hav'n my durango, it gets at best 18 mpg on the road.

 

We have gotten up to about 23 mpg on the highway. In town we get about 17. It's a great comfort car (we have the Walter P. Chrysler series, 2005 with 3.5) and it looks nice too!

 

I consistantly get 22 to 23 mpg while cruising the highway between 65 and 75 mph. I have a K&N filter installed. My "around town" mileage is around 18 mpg.

 

If I had known that our 04 AWD would get 16-17 MPG, I probably wouldn't have bought it. My Ram 2500 Cummins gets that (or better) with 37" tires on it. I love the car but the mileage is ridiculous for the size of the car.

 

What are you basing your MPG numbers on, The computer or real world miles/gallons? My wifes 04 with 33 PSi in the tires and running at approc 65 MPH on the freeway we get 21-23 MPG. The around town mileage is around 17-20. Do you ever reset the computer wehn you fill up?

Let us know

Bob

 

if the computer that shows your avg mpg it will just keeping adding up the miles and do the math based on all of the miles not just the last tank full. Rest the trip computer each time if u want correct avg mileage. Or do the math yourself

 

So far we get 19mpg in the city and 24mpg on hwy. 2wd, '04 - 40K miles

We're young but tend to drive like old people. I guess that's why we have a pacifica.

 

o4 awd 19 city 22 highway