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Message: <blockquote data-quote="swampratt" data-source="post: 4154422" data-attributes="member: 15054">I always put the pencit to it like that and then add in insurance and tag costs and whatever you do research the MPG.There are some places that say it gets a certain MPG but  multiple owners input is best.I love this sight to find MPG figures.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.fuelly.com/car/toyota/corolla/1995[/URL]I did 95 corolla because I have one and have 375,000 miles on it and have tested many different oils and air pressures in tires and it makes a huge difference in mpg in these little gas sipper 4 cylinders.27 MPG with cheap conventional oil and as much as 35 MPG with great synthetic.Cheaper synthetic 29 MPG  on a 44 psi max air pressure rated tire if I air them to 44 I get 35 MPG with best oil.Deflate them to 36 psi and it is 5 MPG less!!!On my 6000 lb v8 vehicle I see 2 MPG difference in oils.Beware CVT transmissions are not known to go very far in life.I told the wife we will never own a vehicle with one of those.Only because the conventional transmissions when you take care of them can outlast the engine.I can't tell you what to get but I love my 1.8 Toyota engines and the auto trans behind them.</blockquote>