Post your Gas Mileage : Calculated
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Yesterday's fill-up of the Jeep:
Distance travelled: 397.8km (247.2 miles)
Fuel consumed: 75.3L (19.9 gallons)
Gas mileage: 18.93L/100km (12.42 mpg)
Distance travelled: 397.8km (247.2 miles)
Fuel consumed: 75.3L (19.9 gallons)
Gas mileage: 18.93L/100km (12.42 mpg)
Filled up the Maverick Hybrid at Casey's in Bethany, MO with 87 octane E10, while wandering around NW Missouri yesterday. This Casey's only has 87 E10 and diesel. We went to eat at the World Famous "Toot-Toot" restaurant in Bethany. It is prime harvest time in this very rural area, dust in the late afternoon air from the combines gave the sky a golden hue. One 72 mile stretch of US 69 netted 56.7 MPG (dash readout, slightly over half was on electric due to a brisk tailwind. Sorry no dash pics, the lady friend thinks that is nerdy. But I did pocket the receipt.
Fuel-up Added
43.9 MPG
Details
- MPG: 43.9
- G/100mi: 2.28
- Miles: 594.1
- Gallons: 13.52
- Price: $2.18/Gallon
- Total: $29.46
'25 KIA Soul LX ( Mars Orange ) : 2.0 Ltr. ( M.P.I. ) w/ I.V.T. : Driving Mix : 60/40 . Avg. Temp : 47 . T.P. ( Cold ) : 34.5 . Fill of winter blend (?) Top Tier 94 w/E10 .
Display (E.C.U.) around 27 > than CALCULATED for 16 fills .
Oil / Filter : PENNZOIL Ultra Platinum (S.P.,GF-6A ) 0w-20 w/ HYUNDAI / KIA O.E.M. 26300-35505 .
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Its got some aggressive engine braking down hills in the CVT programming that really hurts some free coasting and mileage, as in my area as the hills aren't very long. They ditched that in our 2018 Outback.
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