I've been talking to my service guy about my mileage concerns (I'm constantly at 20-22 mpg) and while I'm only at ~5200 miles he has been telling me to wait for the "magical" 6000 before he's going to look at it. By no means am I expecting 30 -32 mpg during my daily driving, I certainly am expecting 25-27 given that my 48 mile round trip daily commute is almost all highway and speeds range between 30-60 the entire way. That being said, and forget about the weather and A/C on/off or hills and stops and starts and lead foot and all the other reasons for mileage fluctuation, I just want the answer to 1 question to see if the reading is the same for everyone.
When I fill up, i reset my avg. speed, trip 1 mileage counter, and avg. mpg. While I'm at the pump and immediately after turning on my car my car ALWAYS reads that my FUEL RANGE is 400-405 Miles. It's never been more or less than that range. For those of you that are reporting consistent MPG that is mid to upper 20s what does your FUEL RANGE counter say after a fill up?
Thanks!
Adam P. Cassidy
When I fill up, i reset my avg. speed, trip 1 mileage counter, and avg. mpg. While I'm at the pump and immediately after turning on my car my car ALWAYS reads that my FUEL RANGE is 400-405 Miles. It's never been more or less than that range. For those of you that are reporting consistent MPG that is mid to upper 20s what does your FUEL RANGE counter say after a fill up?
Thanks!
Adam P. Cassidy