In addition to tracking fuel spending and fuel economy, it lets you select the group of cars to compare your MPG with. You can select by Model Year and Location. It is much meaningful than comparing a car in Alska vs a car in Florida (weather factor).

Pretty basic though lacks the comparison features of Fuelly.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I am participating in a local pollution-reduction effort, Driving Change, in Denver, Colo. I input fuel usage, and the site tracks my speed, hard braking, fast starts, etc., along with car model, to determine how much I’m polluting and whether I waste gas. Voluntary Big Brotherism.

@Another Personal Finance Blog, we average very close to what you do in our 2004 Forester (ranging from about 19 to 25, usually 22ish).

@average reader, some of us would have to rent daily, which isn’t frugal at all! But you are fortunate & admirable to get by without a car.

I’m not sure of the estimated mpg it gives.
My Ranger initially was 29mpg highway when I bought it. But if you look at http://www.fueleconomy.gov with the revision on how they figure mpg, my Ranger is now 27mpg. When I picked the engine type in Fuelly it shows the old EPA MPG estimates of 29mpg.