Max fuel range
#16
Driver School Candidate
Are you guys and gals driving the hybrid version or something? I always hover around 292 mpg after a refuel. I have tried different gas stations to see and it's always consistent. I average around 14 mpg after the refuel and it's mainly city driving of 2-5 miles a trip.
#17
Lexus Test Driver
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#20
Driver School Candidate
I understand that, but after the refuel the computer estimates 292 mpg on a full tank for me. Is yours showing 500+ like the person above and the computer utilizes past driving behavior to calculate it?
#21
I got 30 mpg on a recent long interstate trip on my '24 V8 coupe, which was a pleasant surprise. That would give over 600 miles of range. Quite impressive. On a shorter interstate trip recently I got 25 mpg, so there is some variability here.
#23
The computer estimates based on your average driving then re-adjusts over the time of your tank. So, if you’re averaging low mpg, your range estimate will necessarily be low.
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#26
Has anyone noticed a difference in MPG when using ethanol versus non-ethanol gas? I am still waiting to get my LC, but in my current car I get about 25% better mileage if I use non-ethanol gas. So I do.
#27
Lexus Fanatic
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this thread is sad to me. if you're fixated on mpg this is not the car for you. and eco mode? why would anyone use it?
having said that, i noticed above the hybrid has a bigger tank than the ice lc and presumably gets a huge range (500-600?).
having said that, i noticed above the hybrid has a bigger tank than the ice lc and presumably gets a huge range (500-600?).
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Bruce in Fl
#30
for example I was always wonder where to buy gas. At Costco is cheaper but it has up to 10% ethanol, or next to it shell which is more expensive but no ethanol. If I can get better mileage and performance without ethanol I would pay more and get more.