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I've had a V6, 2005 model year Mazda 6 sport wagon (storm blue, if that matters) for about 2 and a half years. I've kept every single gasoline receipt, and monitor my mpg religiously, so this should be as accurate is it gets:
I drive highway 75% and city 25% of the time, semi-aggressively: left-lane-no-one-passes-me t,ype of driver commuting to/from work but otherwise going with the flow. My overall mileage for a tank hovers around 22-24 mpg. I've had highway trips that got me over 28 mpg, and entire weeks jumping around NYC that put me at just under 20 mpg.
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