What kind of Gas Mileage are you getting?
02-04-13, 04:47 PM
#46
No one here seems to believe me, but I get very good mileage on my RWD F-Sport. Over eight months, with essentially all in town, city driving, I have averaged 24 mpg according to the computer, with my best mileage of 26.5 mpg, all in city on a single tank, measured by gallons purchased divided by miles traveled. I have been on the highway once, a trip of about 225 miles to Phoenix and back. I live in Tucson, not a massive metropolis, but a city without a highway system. All my driving is stop and go. It is not New York City driving, but there are plenty of traffic lights. I usually drive in the Sport + setting because I like the firmer suspension setting. Let the flames begin!
Did you get 40+ with 100% highway on that trip?
02-04-13, 06:41 PM
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02-04-13, 09:25 PM
#51
Lexus Fanatic
ECL...lol...I think you need a new calculator.
You must see how ridiculous your claims are compared to the experience of every other poster here.
You must see how ridiculous your claims are compared to the experience of every other poster here.
02-06-13, 08:41 PM
#52
02-07-13, 05:39 AM
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02-08-13, 11:20 AM
#58
I think your definitions of "city" are different than mine. Do you mean "not on a highway, but on 80km/hr roads with very few traffic lights and other cars"?.
My definition of city is bumper to bumper commute during rush hour (averaging 20km/hr on 50km/hr roads) with a lot of stop lights and people weaving in and out. And toss in a few elevation changes too.
My definition of city is bumper to bumper commute during rush hour (averaging 20km/hr on 50km/hr roads) with a lot of stop lights and people weaving in and out. And toss in a few elevation changes too.
02-08-13, 11:59 AM
#59
I think your definitions of "city" are different than mine. Do you mean "not on a highway, but on 80km/hr roads with very few traffic lights and other cars"?.
My definition of city is bumper to bumper commute during rush hour (averaging 20km/hr on 50km/hr roads) with a lot of stop lights and people weaving in and out. And toss in a few elevation changes too.
My definition of city is bumper to bumper commute during rush hour (averaging 20km/hr on 50km/hr roads) with a lot of stop lights and people weaving in and out. And toss in a few elevation changes too.
maybe that's why i get 14.4 and plus warming up the car will do it. on the highway my MPG increases.
02-11-13, 04:40 PM
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Just filled up today for the first time in my new car. Fairly pleased with 20.6 mpg (actual miles/gallons) in suburban driving. The After Refueling number was 20.3. All in all, quite pleased