Makes sense. Was just surprised it didn't start at 33mpg×12(ish) gal tank =396 til empty when odm is at 6. Instead started at 335 miles. If I'm averaging 39 mpg that reset better break 400!
thats interesting because i drive my coupe pretty spirited in city and im getting 28.7. granted its automatic and im not gunning it every start but i would think yours should get more out of it.
Yeah thats what I thought too. 23 MPG seems awful even with spirited driving. Car still has just under 6000 miles on it because I don't drive the Civic too much to be honest, so i'm hoping the MPG's go up as I put more miles on it. I honestly expected a minimum of 26-27 MPG from this car ideally speaking.
Gas mileage will vary. I live in San Francisco, many hills, stop and go heavy traffic most of the time. I get about 23mpg with 3500 miles driven so far.
On the highway, so long as it is pretty flat, I can get 42/43 easy in my EX CVT. And that is with two other adults and some suitcases onboard.
That part bugs the hell out of me. Unless I am in gear, piss off computer! Every time I use the remote start, it is rolled into the calculations... Grr...
Even when I am in the worst of it (Winter), I only ever go as low as 25 and usually average about 30 overall regardless of season (I have mostly city driving as there is no "ring road" highway where I live to let me go at a better speed). As indicated above, those long highway drives are just awesome. I actually don't get anything as much as matters in difference whether I am going 55 or 75/80. These cars just cut the air like a freaking hot knife in liquid butter. Even with a roof box on it, the thing is great (37 MPG at about 75).
Well both mine and my girlfriends car recommend 87 octane. Mine is the lx 2.0 while hers is the ex 1.5 turbo. Now while in the winter I have been getting 32mpg average while she gets about 33. But both of us were getting better during the summer with the summer grade fuel. Also I don’t know if you’ve had your first oil change yet but make sure you continue to use a good quality synthetic oil and good air filter. I bought a air filter from oreillys and noticed power loss. Checked the air filter and it has expanded to where the pleats were pretty much sealed shut. I ordered original Honda filter and my power came back. The original Honda filter is a oiled paper filter and is actually really good quality.
I wish we had those gas prices on the west coast. That's cheaper than E85 and E85 is cheap here!So the range was at 0, the tank holds 12.39 Gallons, it took 11.372 gallons to fill it, So by calculation it was actually 45.02 MPG over this tank, So at 0 range, I had a little over a gallon left which meant I could have made it another 40 miles at a range of 0. It had turned 0 about 5 miles before I got to the gas station.
