What is the best real world MPG average you are getting from 2.0l or 1.5l

Krispin said:

Unfortunately it doesnt seem as such. Apparently it eats more gas going up than it saves going down.

Oh well, I still like the car.

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Vancouver = very hilly, no?

CanadaNeal said:

Vancouver = very hilly, no?

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I actually live in North Vancouver which is a separate municipality and is nestled in on the North Shore mountains. As a result most of my travel is either up or down.

Cheers,
Krispin

I get very good combine mileage by using premium and air the tires to 40psi. I drive with eco mode around 65-70mph. 2016 1.5t

Slowrider said:

I get very good combine mileage by using premium and air the tires to 40psi. I drive with eco mode around 65-70mph. 2016 1.5t

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How many miles on your trip. I can get 60 going down a hill. Can you get 50 MPG on a 500 mile tank of gas??

I don't drive my car all the way down to empty but so far the best is 426 on a trip on 10 gallons.

Slowrider said:

I get very good combine mileage by using premium and air the tires to 40psi. I drive with eco mode around 65-70mph. 2016 1.5t

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Premium fuel has ZERO impact on this car. You are throwing money down the drain. The higher tire pressures do help.

Slowrider said:

I don't drive my car all the way down to empty but so far the best is 426 on a trip on 10 gallons.

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That's not bad MPG. I usually push it to empty.

rickkonk said:

That's not bad MPG. I usually push it to empty.

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By the time I'm done arriving in town ill have 7 miles till the gas runs out according to the instrument panel.

rickkonk said:

I use ECON mode all the time. I drive 250 a day M-F and AVG 44MPG since I got it in March. I also go between 70-75MPH so I don't know why you are only getting 38.

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No job in the world is worth that drive everyday. You could get a local job making less money and still come out ahead. You'd have more time with your family, and a car would last alot longer, with fewer maintenance trips, and spending less gas money.

I drive about 100 miles a day and 400 miles every weekend. Consistently averaging 39mpg per tank. That's with highway/back roads and city...and spirited merging on the highway.

I will agree with the other guys, the sensing makes these drives much more tolerable. I love the adaptable cruise control.

Gavnzdad said:

No job in the world is worth that drive everyday. You could get a local job making less money and still come out ahead. You'd have more time with your family, and a car would last alot longer, with fewer maintenance trips, and spending less gas money.

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That'd depend on how much dough he making and circumstances :-D

Helix said:

That'd depend on how much dough he making and circumstances :-D

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Drives 250 miles a day.... to work at MCDONALDS!!

Newflyer3 said:

Drives 250 miles a day.... to work at MCDONALDS!!

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Lol 15.00 an hour to starting???

Helix said:

Lol 15.00 an hour to starting???

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#FIGHTFOR15

sunny786 said:

please post your reviews of fuel consumption on both engines 2.0l and 1.5l.

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6000 km on odometer 6.0L/100Km average. I drive 130 Km per day for work 90% highway.