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May 6th 06, 03:46 AM
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'05 Dodge Stratus Sedan 2.4L
23,000 miles, mpg in town,15. isn't this low for this model car? seems
like it. what, if any, has been your experience? bought the "first" (for this car) no-lead regular gasoline w/10% ethanol - to-day. I filled it up, took 12 gallons, 180 miles of driving (city) - 15 mpg.. < $35 bucks. ouch!!! If I'm not wrong, the published epa mileage is: 22 mpg city, 30 mpg hiway. mho vƒe 
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