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Gas mileage, or MPG, depends upon who the car is being driven. A driver with a heavy foot on the throttle will achieve less MPG than a driver with a very light tough on the accelerator.
Also, weather, road conditions and traffic have a huge bearing on gas mileage that can be achieved.
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