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When the temperature outside is about 20F is when I average about 46 MPG. So I'll be exceeding EPA estimates about 9 months out of the year. :P
I had a 39 MPG tank a few months ago. But other than that one time, I've never gone below 50.
The stereotyping of people who drive hybird vehicles has gotten a little out of hand. Absolutely nothing in the article even applies to me. <_<...
I'm at 56 MPG, the same place where I was last September and October.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tideland Prius @ Apr 9 2006, 09:16 PM) 237294</div> That's why I don't understand why it took me so long to figure...
I did the other day for about 10 miles until I realized that something about the car didn't feel right. Why I didn't realize sooner, however, is...
If your Corolla is getting better gas mileage than your Prius, then there is something seriously wrong with your Prius. I had a 40 MPG tank...
If the temperature outside is well below freezing and you have the heat on most of the time, 40 MPG per tank is typical. I had a 39 MPG tank...
Does anyone know?
I was ridiculed for making a similar statement several months ago.
When it's cold outside the bladder in the tank apparently gets very restrictive.
I've actually never been able to pump more than about 8 gallons of gasoline at one time, even when the fuel gauge shows only one bar remaining.
