Ive got about 7 miles each way. Mostly Rush hour traffic both ways...not the most fun commute...

 

I have a 25 mile each way commute to work. Lets say if gas prices go up anymore I am going to be looking at getting the '15 V6 or Ecoboost 4.

 

Mine is 33 miles each way, put a vortech on and lost a bit of gas mileage. I was more concerned with putting miles on my car than I was about mpg. Bough a beater with AC for 1400, drive it 3 days a week to work. Just dropping to 87 octane on the beater is saving money.

 

My commute is 92 miles each way, for around ~184 miles (plus any side trips); from Stockton, CA to San Francisco, CA, pretty much all highway miles. I-5, 205, 580, to 80 across the Bay Bridge. I spend about $30-$35 in gas a night plus a $4-$5 bridge fair. The Mustang gets decent gas mileage in the 24-26 mpg range for a 3.31 geared MT-82.

Only thing that really sucks is the miles add up. Got our car in January (4 miles on odo at the time I test drove it, registered with 16 miles) and already have over 12K miles on it. I do enjoy the commute though, and now that I am used to it, it doesn't seem as long.

I was spending easily twice the gas cost in my 2003 Lightning with bolt-ons, 6lb lower, and tune. My wife drives a 2006 GTO A4 (LS2, 6.0L) and it gets about 22-24 mpg on the same commute. The last way I commute is my 2009 Suzuki DL650 V-Strom (Weestrom) and it gets roughly 50 mpg and I spend about $15 a night (I work midnights) commuting on it.

Stock, and never put anything less than 91.

 

I got a five minute commute each way. And I sometimes put my top down on my way there and home. Depends if I leave later than I should which I have done before. But tomorrow I'll probably drive my Dad's Rav 4 so my parents can have my Mustang to drive around if they want. :/

 

I have a 15 mile trip each way in miserable NYC traffic.

 

Hopefully not in your car!

Mine is better measured in time, 50 mins - 1 hr door to door to midtown manhattan. The 5.0 is a lot happier in the garage...

 

I drive in to work. I live in Staten Island and work in Red Hook Brooklyn. The Stang comes with me on nice days!

 

I hear you there. Only about half the distance of yours at 7 mi. each way, but a lot of it is bumper to bumper. As big as Houston is, rush hour is still a nightmare. Especially when your not on the highway. Luckily there are a few breaks here and there that I get to exploit.

 

Used to be 50 miles each way in the nightmare commute corridor between Modesto and the San Francisco bay.

Then I got lucky enough to be offered the General Sales Manager position here at our local BMW Dealership, and it got cut down to 3 miles each way. Usually about 90 minutes, but could take up to 2.5 hours.

IF I'm lucky and hit traffic, I can listen to a whole song on the radio...

 

62 miles round trip. Mostly highway. Mostly stop and go traffic. But I have a v6 so gas mileage isn't terrible. I spend so much time in the car. Glad the recaros are so comfortable.

 

13.2 miles. 27, yes 27 traffic lights, non of them timed with each other. 8.8 mpg, not kidding

 

It's blasphemy to say, I know, but you're a perfect candidate for a hybrid. That's exactly the kind of situation where they shine, since you'd stay in all-electric mode for the majority of that trip every day.

 

35 miles 1 way 5 red lights from freeway entrance to exit to work, not bad if i cruise at 60 mph then 45 minutes, if i have fun..... then 20 minutes when i cruise i check the avg mpg and IF it is a true reading then i'm reading 32-36 mpg highway, for a performance car that's not bad just hangin back.

 

We moved offices

Now it's 1.3 miles

 

34 Miles each way with a mix of heavy traffic back roads and 3 different highways. The fact that I drive it every day in a Mustang actually makes it something to look forward to. I drove a Subaru Forester for a week as a loaner while my car was in the shop and it was so boring I was having trouble staying awake.

 

35 miles one way. 99% 4 lane or more or remote interstate.

 

11 miles one way. Traffic flows pretty smooth until I hit the main gate at the base I work at.

 

my commute is basically the distance to wherever my bluetooth headset happens to be sitting LOL, usually on the kitchen table

 

40mins subway ride.