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| This is a discussion on 2010 calculated vs. computer MPG - Please post your results within the Gen III 2010 Prius Fuel Economy forums, part of the Gen III (2010+) Toyota Prius Forums category; Miles...Gallons....MID Mpg.....Calc Mpg...Difference 435....... 8.93.........50.0.........48.71.......3% 406....... 8.37.........51.1.........48.51.......5% 429....... 8.93.........50.6.........48.04.......5% 312....... 6.26.........52.5.........49.84.......5% It's frustrating that the discrepancy increases with the displayed ... |
2010 calculated vs. computer MPG - Please post your results
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| A Fairly Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Rockville, MD
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Friends: 2 | Miles...Gallons....MID Mpg.....Calc Mpg...Difference 435....... 8.93.........50.0.........48.71.......3% 406....... 8.37.........51.1.........48.51.......5% 429....... 8.93.........50.6.........48.04.......5% 312....... 6.26.........52.5.........49.84.......5% It's frustrating that the discrepancy increases with the displayed mpg (I was getting 3-4% difference when the readouts were in the low 40s). I still haven't broken the 50mpg barrier with this car! |
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| Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: seaside, oregon
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Friends: 0 | 306.0 miles / 6.544 gals / 49.9 mfd / calculated 46.76 323.5 miles / 6.040 gals / 55.9 mfd / calculated 53.55 alfon |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: San Rafael, CA
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Friends: 0 | I have had my 2110 Prius for 2 months and I'm hovering around 40mpg. I drive mostly short distances. Is this the computer or the car? Anyone know? |
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You should be able to get 50 mpg on some trips. But when starting cold and driving 1-2 miles if you get 30-35 you are doing well. You should be able to start cold (for CA) and drive 6-7 miles at 35mph without a lot of braking, and get 50+ mpg. 3PriusMike | |
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Friends: 23 | ok I filled up today and I'm rather shocked at the difference. 4.4L/100km vs. 4.79L/100km (MFD/Calc'd) |
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Friends: 0 | Hello to everybody on the forum. I have a question: The prius sold in EU is rated at: extra urban 3.8/ urban 4.0/combined 4.0 (L/100km with 17" wheels) .. so how is the average calculated? it shuld be 3.9 right? Exemple: Toyota IQ EU engine 1.0l 5MT: extra urban 3.9/ urban 4.9/combined 4.3 (L/100km) how? European Urban cycle=4km; Extra-urban cycle=7km So... (4km x 4.0l/100km + 7km x 3.8km)/11km=3.8727/100km... ?? For the IQ: (4x3.9 + 7x4.9)/11=4.536.. witch is close to 4.3 combined but not quite. Any thoughts on this? |
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Friends: 0 | Last fueling today, reported 4.9L/100km, calculated 5.44L/100km, that is, about 9% more. Previous ones were: - 5,1L/100km vs 5,48L/100km (7%) - 4,7L/100km vs 4,65L/100km (-1%) - 4.9L/100km vs 5,2L/100km (5%) - 4,9L/100km vs 5.03L/100km (3%) That is, averaged, 4,6% more than it actually is. Considering that at the pump, on average, they cheat, saying that you bought more fuel than what actually gets into the tank (how much on average, I don't know - I would guess 1-2% more) - I would say that the predictions of the Prius are quite accurate. I don't think other cars report fuel consumption any better than this. |
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Read post #5 again: 2010 Prius-III P&G, SHM and WS FE techniques rehashed, defined and refined - CleanMPG Forums | |
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Friends: 0 | 3200 miles now. Computer has generally been 55-56 on every tank of 500 gallons. Actual has been 2-3mpg less than the computer. |
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