Post your Gas Mileage : Calculated

[NotATacoFL2]

'24 Honda Civic
Costco Regular 87
31.05 MPG in mixed driving over 234 miles.

 

[Professor Gascan]

Kawasaki Z125 Pro
121 miles
1.11 gallons
=108.8mpg

A bit surprised I managed a bit better mpg as I've been riding state highways quite a bit this last tank. A lot of high rpm for miles, but it has been pretty hot and humid so I guess it's a bit easier to push through the thinner air.

 

[Hermann]

Filled up the Maverick at BP/Amoco, 87 octane w/invigorate. Lots of highway miles on 2-lane US highways. The weather was very hot and VERY HUMID. You can really feel the pull on the hybrid. Once the interior cools off in the recirculate mode, the mileage is better on longer trips. Several trips were 2.5 miles trip to the store and 2.5 miles back. Going to the store netted 29.5 mpg and going back home was in the mid 40's mpg in the intense heat. In normal weather this would be 40 mpg going and mid 50's going home.

Fuel-up Added​

41.2 MPG​

Details​

• MPG: 41.2 / UK MPG: 49.5
• G/100mi: 2.43
• Miles: 417.5
• Gallons: 10.13
• Price: $3.83/Gallon
• Total: $38.80
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  Took a trip after filling, of 240.0 miles. Results when the weather is not in the 90's. I like them numbers better.
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[bdc101]

Filled up the Maverick at BP/Amoco, 87 octane w/invigorate. Lots of highway miles on 2-lane US highways. The weather was very hot and VERY HUMID. You can really feel the pull on the hybrid. Once the interior cools off in the recirculate mode, the mileage is better on longer trips. Several trips were 2.5 miles trip to the store and 2.5 miles back. Going to the store netted 29.5 mpg and going back home was in the mid 40's mpg in the intense heat. In normal weather this would be 40 mpg going and mid 50's going home.

Fuel-up Added​

41.2 MPG​

Details​

• MPG: 41.2 / UK MPG: 49.5
• G/100mi: 2.43
• Miles: 417.5
• Gallons: 10.13
• Price: $3.83/Gallon
• Total: $38.80
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• View attachment 349582Took a trip after filling, of 240.0 miles. Results when the weather is not in the 90's. I like them numbers better.
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That's odd, I have never heard of a hybrid suffering from poor mileage in 90 degree weather. There's not really a reason why it would take more energy to push the car when it's that hot except for A/C, and A/C really doesn't take very much energy in the grand scheme of things. My old 2010 Prius would always get 10 to 20 percent better mileage in the summers, even with A/C use, at least in my experience.