I have an 09 Colorado 2wd with the 5 cylinder. I keep track of every drop of gas and that 19 mpg figure for going to town driving is spot on. It does. Ot see long highway driving much but when i do use it for a longer trip the highway mileage is around that 22 mark. Speaking of mileage, I have tried regular gas for ten tankfuls, 10 percent ethanol for 10 tankfuls, and 15 percent for 10 tankfuls. The mileage was the same for all three. A couple days ago I did take it on a longer drive, 150 miles one way. About 50 miles into the trip I filled up with 30 percent ethanol, drove the rest of the trip and refilled the tank when I was almost home. With this one tank of 30 percent ethanol the mileage dropped from 22 to 19 highway. This was only one tankful so I can not call it accurate over all mileage, there might be other factors involved but I thought I would throw it out to you anyway.
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