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Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Fuel Economy' started by Mendel Leisk, Nov 28, 2019.

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  1. Mendel Leisk

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    Well there is hope. Got a running start on a new tank. Filled up with a warmed up car, went about 15 kms. Then another 60 kms today from a cold start. I'm sure by the end of the tank it'll have climbed a lot, but at least I don't think there's a mechanical problem, just driving conditions. This is with 15" X-ice, secondary highway driving, fairly level terrain, 2~4C ambient temp, 80 kmh max.

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    It was dancing between 3.7~3.8, translates to 62~63 mpg US. Displayed of course, so maybe 7.5 % less in reality.
     
    #21 Mendel Leisk, Feb 2, 2020
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    Mendel Leisk Patron saint of newly poured sidewalks

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    I was looking at my Fuelly icon a few days back, noticed it was at 4.9, wondering. Yup, it's dropped back to 4.9 liter/100km. Only took 4+ years, from when I installed the *%#@ Michelin Primacies...

    That translates to 48 mpg US (235.2/4.9)
     
    #22 Mendel Leisk, Oct 31, 2023
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