Topic: Real-world fuel consumption

[dkaz]

Cambridge - London - Cruise @ 119 and AC on = 5.5 L/100 (door to door)
Return = 5.7 L/100

Very nice.  Got to love that mileage on regular.

And @ 119. 

[bridgecity]

Meant to post this earlier; the family and I did a round trip to Osoyoos BC in the MDX this past July.  2950km total, with an average fuel economy of 9.0L/100km for the full trip.  Lots of mountain passes, slow curves.  Such a beautiful drive.  Second time we've done this one.

[ktm525]

Meant to post this earlier; the family and I did a round trip to Osoyoos BC in the MDX this past July.  2950km total, with an average fuel economy of 9.0L/100km for the full trip.  Lots of mountain passes, slow curves.  Such a beautiful drive.  Second time we've done this one.

That is way better than the Ridgeline. I am somewhere around 12-13L/100km

[revalations]

Meant to post this earlier; the family and I did a round trip to Osoyoos BC in the MDX this past July.  2950km total, with an average fuel economy of 9.0L/100km for the full trip.  Lots of mountain passes, slow curves.  Such a beautiful drive.  Second time we've done this one.

I love the drive from Vernon to Osoyoos. I find from pechland to penticton my favourite. I’ll never tire of driving here.


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[ktm525]

Just completed a 1000km loop of Southern Alberta. 12.2L/100km In the Ridgeline. As good as I can get. mostly 110-120ish.

[rrocket]

Just completed a 1000km loop of Southern Alberta. 12.2L/100km In the Ridgeline. As good as I can get. mostly 110-120ish.

Not horrific by any means IMO...

[Seafoam]

Just completed a 1000km loop of Southern Alberta. 12.2L/100km In the Ridgeline. As good as I can get. mostly 110-120ish.

Not horrific by any means IMO...

Anything more then 10 is bad in my books.

[Blueprint]

Just completed a 1000km loop of Southern Alberta. 12.2L/100km In the Ridgeline. As good as I can get. mostly 110-120ish.

Not horrific by any means IMO...

Anything more then 10 is bad in my books.

My cheater MkVII Golf TDI was at 3.1 on the highway...

[No H2O]

Last fill-up at or above the speed limit with the A/C on:

705 kms and 55.1 liters mostly on single lane and dual lane highways, with some city thrown in. So 7.8 l / 100 km.
Damn good for a 2nd gen 2017 Acura RDX and a heck of a lot better than the best in my 1st gen 1999 Honda CR-V.

[quadzilla]

New record low of 4.4 L/100

Disclosure: Easy drive @ 90 kph that ends at a lower elevation than started (Cambridge - Dundas). Low winds but thanks to the high humidity the AC was on. Mostly green lights leaving the city. Yeah.

[PJungnitsch]

Wow. Who needs a hybrid, or a tiny turbo grenade.

Things have improved a lot over the near 20 yr old 1.8 Toyota engine I drive

[quadzilla]

Sometimes I turn on the fuel economy graph which shows minute by minute usage. Amazing when you have to go through a round-a-bout you can get a spike. Next time I'll take a picture of it.

My friend has a 2015 Crosstrek with the 2.0 and he uses approx 1L/100 more than my Corolla does on the same trip. Still impressive especially for higher clearance and AWD.

[me_2]

Went to SEPAQ Mont-tremblant this Saturday to take a walk in Provincial Park

9.8kWh (53.8km) electric portion + 13.25L (242.1km) after battery depleted
Avg 18.2kWh/100km & 5.473L/100km respectively

Blended avg including e-kms: 4.477L/100km  (13.25L/295.9km)

[Blueprint]

Made a run yesterday to Châteauguay to get my new winter alloys. Driving with traffic 115-119 km/h, the Sentra SR averaged 5.8 l/100 km

[JohnnyMac]

Made a run yesterday to Châteauguay to get my new winter alloys. Driving with traffic 115-119 km/h, the Sentra SR averaged 5.8 l/100 km

That’s pretty decent.  So do you like it better than the Civic when factoring price?

[Angry Chicken]

Made a run yesterday to Châteauguay to get my new winter alloys. Driving with traffic 115-119 km/h, the Sentra SR averaged 5.8 l/100 km

Interesting. I was through that area around 5 pm yesterday on my way home from NS. Coincidentally, I was just going to post this:

I’ve always been pretty impressed with the fuel mileage on this vehicle, a 2018 Audi Q7 2.0T. We averaged 8.6 l/100 km over a 1501 km trip to Nova Scotia from Ottawa. The return trip was 9.1 for a 2-way average of 8.85. A bit of a tailwind for parts of the eastbound drive and a bit of a headwind (about 8 km/h) on the return but otherwise ideal conditions. Dry and mostly sunny and temps between 25 and 28C. Cruise set to 120 km/h

I’m interested to see how the 3.0T with the 48V mild hybrid does mileage-wise. We have a 2022 3.0T which will be arriving any day now to replace the 2018.

[John Simon]

I once had a Japanese Suzuki Hatchback that is 0.6 ltr turbo charged with MT. that little dude gives me a whooping 45Hp and a fuel consumption of 50Mpg or 21.5km/l in Japanese term. I was impressed from that thing.

[draghon]

10.5L/100km on a road trip to Minneapolis and back, interstate speeds of ~70-75mph for most driving. Surprising for the Acadia that is normally closer to 12L/100km on highway drives. Must've had a good tail wind both ways.

[rrocket]

Filled up today. $1.43 per L at Costco.

[Scarecrow]

Just drove from Ottawa to Peterborough and back along Hwy 7 and my 6-speed manual 2017 Mazda6 sedan averaged 6.04L/100km vs Mazda Canada's official highway rating of 6.9L/100km. Pretty impressive for a five-year old midsize car with the AC running, also considering that the speed limit on Hwy 7 passes rises/falls between 50 and 80km/h and that driving it involves plenty of overtaking manoeuvers.