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Hybrid owners won’t like this figure. Slowly been creeping down and hung @ 21.1 forever. Guess I have been having a little too much fun with my first turbo vehicle.
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Why should hybrid owners care about this?Hybrid owners won’t like this figure. Slowly been creeping down and hung @ 21.1 forever. Guess I have been having a little too much fun with my first turbo vehicle.
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Just because there is so much discussion about mpgWhy should hybrid owners care about this?Looks like you're still within what the EPA predicted, especially if your foot is particularly heavy.
Hey, it’s yours! Put your foot in it if you want to! LOLJust because there is so much discussion about mpg
Hybrid owners don’t care about this, but they SHOULD like it. Good thing I didn't get the ICE.Hybrid owners won’t like this figure. Slowly been creeping down and hung @ 21.1 forever. Guess I have been having a little too much fun with my first turbo vehicle.
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Never really looked into the hr meter. You are right on. I idle for 2 hrs per week. Still warm in Florida so the ac is needed.Average miles per hour is 19.39 (not MPG) seems low and confirms your .vehicle is idle a fair bit. Hybrids excel at this style of driving.
1467.3 miles / 75.6666 (75h 40 min) = 19.39 MPH average.
I agree. My first tank ,well half tank I averaged about 19.4mpg and thats 99% city driving too but I’m only about 200 miles in so far as wellYeah, my average isn't as good as I'd hoped. But I do A LOT of city driving, stop and go freeway driving and I idle a lot warming up my vehicle, coffee drive thrus (hey, I'm in Washington State), I eat my lunch in my truck a lot.
On the highway, I will get 27-28 MPG. But, while sitting there idling, I just watch the MPG's steadily dwindle down. But even at 22-23 average, I'm still way better than my 11 MPG average on my Lincoln Mark LT in the same exact patterns.