Is it bad on gas? Mine was!

Asked by patriana Jan 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM about the 2007 Lexus IS

Question type: General

Year:   2007
Make: Lexus
Transmission: Auto(S6)
Engine: 2.5-liter V-6
Model: Is 250
Class: Subcompact Cars
City MPG: 24
Highway MPG: 32
Combined MPG: 27
Fuel Type: Premium
Estimated Fuel Cost: $1018.96*

I just recently purchased a 2007 Lexus IS250, the MPG sounds great at first. But not until I start driving it for a week. Just this past friday night, I filled up the gas tank from empty to full, by Sunday night the tank went down to the middle. I probably only drove about 60miles max. How come the gas was so bad while the MPG review was great?

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my 2006 IS 250 gets 25 town, 28 highway (at 65 mph w/cruise control

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my friend gets 30 mpg hwy with his 06. dont know why yours dropped so fast

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My 2006 gets 27 city and up to 31 hwy mpg. I would get yours to a Lexus dealer ASAP.

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