Very low MPG
#16
what ever dude! Ill take a picture next time...I drive 88-100 miles every Wed and Friday this is from Chandler to Tucson Arizona to race and I get 29-30 when I drive 70-75 cruz...FACT!
Shoot....I can drive it as hard as I want all day long around town racing Hondas and still get 24mpg...
Shoot....I can drive it as hard as I want all day long around town racing Hondas and still get 24mpg...
Then again, it doesn't take much gas to beat the Hondas. :P
#17
I just double checked my records…I kept every gas receipt after fill up and I right the current mileage and ave tank on the back of the receipt then reset the computer and I have NEVER gotten under 22mpg.
My average is 27ish mpg if my math is correct..
My average is 27ish mpg if my math is correct..
#18
Sorry, but cruising at 75mph is not driving your car "hard" that's pretty normal.
#20
For me, this last fillup, computer said the tank was 23.5. My miles / gallons was 24.1
Is keeping the gas receipts really a value-adding thing for your resale? I'm thinking of keeping all mine too, but then I don't think I'll be using the dealer for all my oil and services, so I'm thinking the whole meticulous care argument could be for naught.
#21
#22
No need to keep your mouth shut. I'm not trying to argue with you, but no gasoline powered engine is going to be efficient enough to give you 30mpg while racing. If that's what your display is telling you, it's wrong. Either that, or you're not really driving as hard as you think you are.
#23
Also, you guys know that the Tank AVG screen resets automatically when you fill up? The overall average never resets.
#24
what ever dude! Ill take a picture next time...I drive 88-100 miles every Wed and Friday this is from Chandler to Tucson Arizona to race and I get 29-30 when I drive 70-75 cruz...FACT!
Shoot....I can drive it as hard as I want all day long around town racing Hondas and still get 24mpg...
Shoot....I can drive it as hard as I want all day long around town racing Hondas and still get 24mpg...
The photo I posted was of the tank AVG. Overall MPG on the car (8700 miles) is 25.7 MPG.
#25
#26
I’m no expert in gasoline but I have read that there is a winter blend and a summer blend. Winter gas evaporates quicker then summer for those cold starts. I’m sure there are many other reasons that they change the gas for the season but like I said I’m not an expert. But the point is that it’s different.
If we run summer blends all year round in Arizona because of the warmer climate. I think its possible that we could get different results when testing mpg.
If we run summer blends all year round in Arizona because of the warmer climate. I think its possible that we could get different results when testing mpg.
#27
But that's ok. the computer's just a weighted average of speed and rpm and some other factors. probably doesn't take into account a lot of other real life situations. wouldn't expect it to be the same. within 1 mpg is good enough.
#28
Probably for many of the reasons this thread has discussed....