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This is round trip from Bay Area to Reno, about 3/8th of those miles are on steep mountains( Sierra Nevada)
2-6% grade for 180 miles, about 7500miles of elevation gain. Tempature 100-115*
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This is round trip from Bay Area to Reno, about 3/8th of those miles are on steep mountains( Sierra Nevada)
2-6% grade for 180 miles, about 7500miles of elevation gain. Tempature 100-115*
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I wish.. my EVIC claims that as well... best is actually in the 16's so far.
I don’t care enough to hand calc YMMV
Evic has been with in .25-.50 mpg with hand calc
What app,I ordered a 22 and am curious,I'm sure it will be better than my old V10I use an app. I put mileage, gallons, etc in and it tracks MPG and costs over time.
This is what I was using when I had an Android phone. I need to find an iphone replacement, looks like there are a ton of options though.What app,I ordered a 22 and am curious,I'm sure it will be better than my old V10
So, always drive facing north for best MPGFWIW...
Drove last weekend from Tampa Bay to Miami and back.
75mph both ways, head wind on the way down
87 octane Costco gas
EVIC was 1mpg optimistic on both counts.
13.72 mpg on the way down
15.85 mpg on the way back
I use aCar, it also will sync right up to fuelly for you and then everyone on the forum can know what you're mileage is.What app,I ordered a 22 and am curious,I'm sure it will be better than my old V10
That seems to apply here in WI too. I always get better mileage on I94 heading west (which is really more north than west in this section) than east.So, always drive facing north for best MPG
Highway or mix?13.9 per the lie o meter; 12.8 mpg hand calc. I did mix in about 20 miles of towing (<50mph). Topped off with 87octane (instead of 91 - Costco) this time to see if there is any difference.
I mean, you basically own a tank. So, 13.3 sounds normal to me.Updated @ 1800 miles: 13.3mpg, 87 octane, 70/30 mix...not good.