Jpierro79
Senior Member
- First Name
- John
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2019
- Threads
- 33
- Messages
- 398
- Reaction score
- 273
- Location
- Myrtle beach South Carolina
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 type R 2015 c300
I thought it said it was 16 in the quote I didn’t have my fosses on and there’s no way its 10.5 gallons. I’ve put more than that filling it at pump there’s always a reserve. The actual tank size is 12.4. My mistake still that’s more distance than a camaro zl1 will get and the same as sti. The focus rs has slightly larger tank but uses more fuel. Over 300 miles is not an issue. The truth be told the zl1 got 13 mpg. That’s around 250 miles if you completely empty the tank.i was filling it every 200-225 miles. Most compact sports cars in 4cyl seem to be around 12-14 gallons. Most if the time you think your out but there’s always way more than most people think. I’m not sure how your calculating your miles left but clearly it’s not accurate or was designed to tell you to get gas at that mileage not that it’s empty. Still it puts it typical range for this type of car. Truth be told anything bigger would require floor changes and structural. Clearly it’s the same as regular civic. It would be cost prohibitive to make a one car air oak gas tank and it only go to one version of the car. Why are people upset?? You didn’t buy the car cause you love long relaxing boring road trips did you? If that’s what you expect from any car in this class be prepared to be disappointed.WTF? You carry around a 5 gallon gas can with you? The gas tank on my 2020 CTR is maybe 11 gallons, max. With like a dozen miles left I can only get 10.5 gallons out of the pump.
And your always shifting a CTR below 3000 RPM? Yea, sure you get better gas mileage at lower RPMS, but the gears just are not that long to drive on a freeway with RPMs that low.
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