On my last tank 435 miles at the station required 9.599 gallons to fill, with 45.35 mpg. When I reset the odometer, I have the display reset the current mpg Current on the display. At trip reset, this group moves on to the left and a new one starts. My real mpg vs calculated is off by ~1 to 1.5 mpg, seems accurate enough for my taste.When you guys are getting 40+ mpg how many miles are you actually getting when you set your trip at 0 before starting on your drive? My iA said I was getting 38 mpg but I only went 237 miles on the tank from full to empty and it took right at 10 gal of gas to fill it up. (To me that's only 24 mpg and Yes it's new so I was running the dog crap outta it) so I expect the low mileage but curious about the mpg reading and how accurate it is along side of doing the math at the fill up on a normal drive.
The highest I got on the highway was 45.7 but I go 75mph to 80mph. I'll give you an update on my next fill up cause that'll be a mix of city and highway (SoCal) LA/OC area.On my last tank 435 miles at the station required 9.599 gallons to fill, with 45.35 mpg. When I reset the odometer, I have the display reset the current mpg Current on the display. At trip reset, this group moves on to the left and a new one starts. My real mpg vs calculated is off by ~1 to 1.5 mpg, seems accurate enough for my taste.
Here are my current stats, As one can see I am on track for about 449 miles on this tank which does not seem unusual as my mileage is still increasing through break in. If all stays the same as in this picture, the 48.4 mpg the computer indicates will probably net me a calculated fuel mpg of ~ 46.8 or so Note: When I filled the tank for the visual you see here it projected the range at 437 Miles
This is 5% Highway and the rest smaller routes to and from work. Speeds in the neighborhood of 50 mph. Yes my mileage has increased as the car is accumulating miles. It is hard to say how much since the gasoline's change into the warmer months and it is typical to get more mpg's with warmer weather. I currently have ~ 2,000 miles on the vehicle.Is that all highway miles or do you have any backroads that you drive also that are in the mix? Also has your mileage steadily increased since you bought it?
Imagine how well our MPG would be if had the 14:1 compression engine ><, Toyota why you must reduce our compression to 12:1 to match the yaris's hpThis is 5% Highway and the rest smaller routes to and from work. Speeds in the neighborhood of 50 mph. Yes my mileage has increased as the car is accumulating miles. It is hard to say how much since the gasoline's change into the warmer months and it is typical to get more mpg's with warmer weather. I currently have ~ 2,000 miles on the vehicle.
For what its worth: I have a very light foot as I have said in the past. Also, my thoughts are that 50-55 mph is the sweet spot for maximizing mpg. I do not doubt that I could get the advertised 42 mpg on the highway at 60-65 mph but fairly confident the driving I do today @ 50-55 mph is ideal for maximimum mpg with these vehicles. Once again I will bet I will get 47 mpg on this tank but perhaps the outside limit, at least for me.. 24 mpg seems super low for mpg, hope all is well with your iA or your foot![]()