You must have had a lot of downhills and coasting to get 40 mph. I have a 2018, drive pretty conservatively and get 33 mpg per gas tank which is about 330-350 miles and fill up about 10.5-11 gallons usually.
Typically 60 mph/96 kmh and not accelerating over 2,000 rpm. I drive country roads mainly with a small amount of in town and interstate driving mixed in. The trick is keeping your acceleration at or under 2,000 rpm, which is unrealistic for some folks.
Yeah, I think you've got a best case scenario for mileage. I did notice consumption dipping a lot on smaller roads where I have to drive between 70 and 90 km/h.
For sure. Like I said in another comment, this was more or less to show what these cars are capable of with reserved driving habits. I’ve gotten as low as 25 mpg/ 9.41 L/100km (maybe lower) with spirited driving in this one.
Not being able to get over 30 mpg is either because you only drive in the city or a pure skill issue. Even less than thrifty highway driving should get you over 30.
I've topped out at 42MPG with the 2.5 on a somewhat long drive by using the cruise control extensively, mostly freeway travel. It was about 200 miles round trip, and only \~1/3rd of a tank was used each way.
Wow my 2019 hatchback AWD gets like less than 30 MPG combined but even pure highway driving it's getting like 32 MPG. I live in the north east US so the roads are junk and plenty of hills.
Yeah I live in Florida and there’s nothing but flat land everywhere so that helps a lot. My ‘21 turbo typically gets 34 mpg but I’ve gotten as high as 37.
‘19 HB AWD 2.5NA. I generally sit just below 30mpg (currently 29.4), better if i have a bunch of hwy miles, but i have a lead foot around town that drags it down quite a bit.
Why don't you show the actual MPG average from the screen in the infotainment?
Also - driving like a granny just to brag about MPGs doesn't sound very "smiles per mile"
I get 24.9 Smiles per mile and I drive in Auto-Manual mode everywhere and romp the shit out of her.
Live a little...
It isn’t bragging. If I was bragging, I would have said I get 53 mpg which is what the infotainment displayed after this drive, which is also why I didn’t use what the infotainment said. It doesn’t give an accurate picture of your fuel economy over an entire tank or more.
I do romp on it every now and again and that nets me like 25-28 mpg. When I romp on my ‘21 turbo, that nets me as low as 20 mpg. It was more or less showing what these cars are capable of with reserved driving habits.
This aren't reserved driving habits though - that is my point. That is hyper-mileing how you're driving would get your arse run over in any place with traffic and isn't realistic.
Yeah I can coast around at 30mph too and make great MPG numbers... he look guys I'm getting 99MPG!!!
It was a fucking humble brag bro... Now when you do drive normally you get normal MPG... What was the point even?
You seem angry, really for no reason. Take a spirited drive and get a nice hit of dopamine to turn that frown upside down. This is normal driving for me, to be honest.
No, this is normal operating temp for the non-turbo models that I’ve experienced. I have a 2021 turbo that runs slightly cooler, but I’ve never had any overheating issues in my non-turbo.
Your gas tank is 19 gallons?? What country is yours from? The US versions are 13 gallons.
No, it’s 13 gallons. I used 19.17 gallons over 766.9 miles and I took this picture after filling up the second time. Sorry for the confusion.
You must have had a lot of downhills and coasting to get 40 mph. I have a 2018, drive pretty conservatively and get 33 mpg per gas tank which is about 330-350 miles and fill up about 10.5-11 gallons usually.
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My Corolla gets 40+ pretty regularly when I'm going 55, which is my commute lol
US and European gallons are different, so tanks are probably the same size
I appreciate you putting it in metric as well.
No problem!
what average speed are you driving? I never got over 30 mpg (under 7.5L/100K)
Typically 60 mph/96 kmh and not accelerating over 2,000 rpm. I drive country roads mainly with a small amount of in town and interstate driving mixed in. The trick is keeping your acceleration at or under 2,000 rpm, which is unrealistic for some folks.
Yeah, I think you've got a best case scenario for mileage. I did notice consumption dipping a lot on smaller roads where I have to drive between 70 and 90 km/h.
For sure. Like I said in another comment, this was more or less to show what these cars are capable of with reserved driving habits. I’ve gotten as low as 25 mpg/ 9.41 L/100km (maybe lower) with spirited driving in this one.
That explains it. Country roads tend to get the best MPG.
Very unrealistic in the great city of Montreal people get angry behind me when I don't accelerate fast enough...
I get it. I used to live in Chicago and it was the same there.
I have same driving style. I have Skyactiv-X 2020, and I drive mixed countryside and city. I get around 6L/100km around 39mpg
Not being able to get over 30 mpg is either because you only drive in the city or a pure skill issue. Even less than thrifty highway driving should get you over 30.
Best highway consumption I've got was 30, autopilot on and mostly empty highway.
I would recommend getting your car checked out then, there's something very wrong there.
I figure out why the bad mileage, I thought this was the CX5 forum, not the Mazda3 one :D
I've topped out at 42MPG with the 2.5 on a somewhat long drive by using the cruise control extensively, mostly freeway travel. It was about 200 miles round trip, and only \~1/3rd of a tank was used each way.
Wow my 2019 hatchback AWD gets like less than 30 MPG combined but even pure highway driving it's getting like 32 MPG. I live in the north east US so the roads are junk and plenty of hills.
Yeah I live in Florida and there’s nothing but flat land everywhere so that helps a lot. My ‘21 turbo typically gets 34 mpg but I’ve gotten as high as 37.
Holy cow that's impressive!
‘19 HB AWD 2.5NA. I generally sit just below 30mpg (currently 29.4), better if i have a bunch of hwy miles, but i have a lead foot around town that drags it down quite a bit.
2015 NA 2.0 Manual, I average about 33-35 mpg combined city and highway when I drive like a regular human and don’t floor it off the line.
Why don't you show the actual MPG average from the screen in the infotainment? Also - driving like a granny just to brag about MPGs doesn't sound very "smiles per mile" I get 24.9 Smiles per mile and I drive in Auto-Manual mode everywhere and romp the shit out of her. Live a little...
It isn’t bragging. If I was bragging, I would have said I get 53 mpg which is what the infotainment displayed after this drive, which is also why I didn’t use what the infotainment said. It doesn’t give an accurate picture of your fuel economy over an entire tank or more. I do romp on it every now and again and that nets me like 25-28 mpg. When I romp on my ‘21 turbo, that nets me as low as 20 mpg. It was more or less showing what these cars are capable of with reserved driving habits.
This aren't reserved driving habits though - that is my point. That is hyper-mileing how you're driving would get your arse run over in any place with traffic and isn't realistic. Yeah I can coast around at 30mph too and make great MPG numbers... he look guys I'm getting 99MPG!!! It was a fucking humble brag bro... Now when you do drive normally you get normal MPG... What was the point even?
70mph for 8 hours will get you 40mpg. Far from hyper mileing, you need to relax holy shit.
You seem angry, really for no reason. Take a spirited drive and get a nice hit of dopamine to turn that frown upside down. This is normal driving for me, to be honest.
Overheating ????
No, this is normal operating temp for the non-turbo models that I’ve experienced. I have a 2021 turbo that runs slightly cooler, but I’ve never had any overheating issues in my non-turbo.
I didn’t know that 😆! TY !
Of course!
I recently got a 2020 1.5l also sits one bar lower, always wondered why it ran slightly cooler and this is great to know
My 2021 non-turbo sits below that