What's your MPG?

[schmiddr2]

16 EX-L CVT - no mods

Mostly interstate 75-80 mph I'm getting right around 40.
Mostly highway 60 mph and flat roads I get about 45.
All short trips in the city I get 26.

Since I drive mostly interstate and highway I'm loving the mpg.
Next week I'll be doing a Stage 0 or Stage 1 KTuner reflash; I'm curious to see how this changes mpg.

Changed my oil. Used 5W-30. Now getting about 35-36 on interstate.

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[Scott_ATL]

Based on Fuelly, I've had 34.4 mpg and 34.6 mpg combined (40% city - 60% hwy driving) on my first two tanks in my '18 Sport Touring in normal D mode driving, non-Eco. And I have to say, I couldn't be happier. This is already 13-15 mpg combined better than I was getting in my V6 2008 Ford Fusion. I'm looking forward to a long happy relationship with my first Honda.

 

[Baconstrip]

About 2000 miles in my Touring Sedan... driving to work in stop and go traffic in the bay area, combination highway/city, I'm getting 35.6 MPG average.

I actually occasionally turn off the average MPG display because I find myself obsessing over making my MPG go up. On the plus side, it makes me a slower and probably safer driver, but on the negative side, it makes me have less fun when I see my MPG go down by 0.2 points just going fast from a stop

I always use ECON mode on the highway, and turn it off when I'm off the highway.

 

[CivicXI]

Oohhh. Highway was around 80 with ACC. City yes it's a LOT of stop and go with AC on auto in Florida heat.

I was surprised as the Civic is rated slightly higher than the 2018 Camry which my wife just bought and she keeps beating me avg 30 mpg in the city...

On boost, which you're doing more of in the city, the turbo drinks more gas. On highway steady state off boost, it uses less gas.

 

[raynist]

I am averaging 41 mpg hand calculated with about 60/40 highway/suburb driving with a good amount of stop and go in rush hour highway traffic.

2018 EX-T manual - 3500 miles.

Best tank 43.05, worst 39.14.

 

[17Civ]

I'm averaging around 38 city and 42-47 on the highway depending on terrain ~42 combined.
17Civ

 

[Chris553]

I got 21 mpg last winter and 26 this summer mostly city driving
welcome to New York City

 

[BoxsterSteve]

6.2L/100km... 45 mpg Imperial or just under 38 mpg US so far with my new Touring sedan.
Just turned over 5600 km today.
Not too shabby considering it’s in “S” most of the time and I romp on it pretty regularly.

 

[Aurelleah]

2018 EX Sedan with AEM CAI and tuned. Today I drove all uphill in the city and got 7.4L/100km even with a floored launch. My overall got reset when I disconnected the battery recently, so cant give overall. But I accelerate with the eco meter in the "moderate acceleration" or light green range, and ever since getting the AEM it feels like fuel efficiency has increased a lot, I can often get in the high 6's now in the city depending on how many red lights I get stopped at

 

[vvrk33]

I get good mileage on highways and some times 50+

 

[89civic]

about 34 mpg at 10K miles. 50/50 highway/city. no econ. sometimes S-mode on hills

 

[TheMarkedOne]

Haha! I get around 20MPGs but that's probably because I drive in S mode all the time in my CVT. Just feels much better with the acceleration and throttle response when I need it.

 

[mechaniconsunday]

I have averaged right around 40 mpg on each fill up through 1800 miles. This past one was 45 mpg. My mileage has gone up since installing the Ktuner.

I haven’t had this car long enough, but with my 2015 fit my MPG was about 10% worse in the winter.

My driving is about 70% highway

Highway driving is the best, I do 90% city driving with lots of stop and go and I get around 23 mpg which is high on my opinion, but when I do highway it's around 33 to 42 mpgs with A/C on auto mod and heating seats on

 

[Zodd]

41 last tank love it lol

 

[xcoreflyup]

Been holding solid at around 30MPG. 100% city driving with a stop light at every mile, Standard mode on the way to work for the power, econ mode for the rest of the time.

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