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That's around 43 MPG in freedom units!
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I'm averaging 38 ish with mixed city and highway driving. Took this today, from home to work setting the cruise control to 75.
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[2018 hatch sport mt] After 6k kilometers (approx. 3.700 miles) of 2/3 highway and 1/3 local roads driving my by hand (well, by Excel) calculated average is 7.18 l/100km (32.76 mpg?). Onboard computer constantly shows about 0.3 to 0.4 l/100km less than the actual fuel consumpions really is.
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That's interesting - I wonder if that's because it doesn't count fuel consumed while idling? AFAIK, the computer only records your consumption while you're moving.
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From the Home screen, go to Info. There are two tabs, one for your current drive and the second for a history of all Trip A - my photo was from the second tab.
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Which Honda model gets a 455-mile range?
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Hey all,
Curious to see how everyone's experience with their fuel economy has been since I have been doing much better than the numbers Honda has published. I did a quick search and couldn't find anything similar to this post.
I have a 2019 Civic Hatchback LX with the 1.5l turbo motor with a 6 speed manual. According to Honda, it should get 8.0/6.2/7.2 L/100KM (City/Hwy/Comb) - works out to 29/38/33 MPG for my American friends.
My last two tanks of fuel had averages of 5.9 & 6.3 L/100KM (40/37 MPG) - and on my last highway trip after refueling I was getting 4.7 (50 MPG) !!
To be fair, I am babying it a lot. I like to see what my "high score" will be, but I was not expecting to be getting such good economy numbers.
Photo for proof! Ignore the bottom number, I suppose that was from transport.
https://imgur.com/0wArghY
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