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Yes. It just depends on the condition of the entire car....engine, transmission, tires, etc. I remember when people were trading them in, we would get calls from arabic people in Saudi Arabia. They paid top dollar for them because of how-well they were built. Of course, they didn't care about gas mileage. For a car of its size and weight, it gets very good gas mileage.

Your economy is well within the norms for the car when driven for fuel economy.

If you drove a new Cobalt or Civic or... the same way, you'd see 35-40 mpg.

OH YES!!!!. In fact if ya feather the pedal you can do better than that.