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30-31 MPG
32-33 MPG
34-35 MPG
36-37 MPG
38-39 MPG
40-41 MPG
42+ MPG
We own 6 cars in our family.
2016 Jeep Renegrade 24-31 mpg, CVT, regular fuel
2008 smart car 33-41 mpg, Bucking Bronco transmission, premium fuel
2015 Kia Soul 24-30 mpg, automatic, regular fuel
2015 Honda Fit EX 33-41, CVT, regular fuel
2018 Honda Accord Touring 29-35 mpg CVT, regular fuel
2012 Fiat 500 30-38, automatic, premium fuel
Another bunch of fill-ups that are indicated (incorrectly) on the trip computer as being 1.0L/100km *better* than reality: https://www.fuelly.com/car/fiat/500/...overosx/325080. I'm definitely not taking anyone's word on the trip computer being correct because it didn't add up for my hiatus from Fuelly. Instead, I'll keep manually calculating for accurate and repeatable results.
2015 Fiat 500 Abarth
Power:ATM Fender Intake, Forge BOV, ATM FMIC, Tork AutoX Tune, Tork CC Catless DP, Turbosmart WGA, Ragazzon Twin Muffler Cat Back
Handling: H&R 5mm spacers, El Gato Front Braces, Tork Collars, DoverLabs Coilovers, CPR lower brace, DNA Rear Sway Bar
Misc: Schrothe QuickFit Harness, OBDLink MX+, Race Tires: 205/45/16 Falken RT660, Street/Drag: 205/45/16 Conti ECS, HAWK HPS5.0
DSP/D-class (local club classing)
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2013 lounge 5-speed
with regular or mid-grade gas and in Sport mode: 38 mpg
with premium gas normal mode: 43 mpg
These figures were in mixed local town and highway driving. I can definitely get smoother running, more pep and better mileage using premium 92 Octane. I am also keeping the Automatic Climate control in Auto. and it does not seem to affect mileage.
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