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Interesting, I've never heard of a UK gallon that is larger than the gallon unit of measure that came to the US from the UK. Perhaps you are thinking liter used by everyone outside the US and UK?2,000 miles on clock of my fantastic car averaging 23.5 mpg in UK Our Gallons are larger than US
The UK (or imperial) gallon is 4.55 litres, about 20% larger than the US gallon which is about 3.79 litres.Interesting, I've never heard of a UK gallon that is larger than the gallon unit of measure that came to the US from the UK. Perhaps you are thinking liter used by everyone outside the US and UK?2,000 miles on clock of my fantastic car averaging 23.5 mpg in UK Our Gallons are larger than US
that's 22-23 US MPG?Interesting, I've never heard of a UK gallon that is larger than the gallon unit of measure that came to the US from the UK. Perhaps you are thinking liter used by everyone outside the US and UK?
Anyhow, I have about 1600 mi on my Stelvio and, assuming the computer is correctly calculating, I am averaging somewhere between 22 and 23 mpg. I do most of my driving in N with occasional stints in D. I used A for a couple days thinking maybe I would save a few gallons eventually but then I remembered why I bought the car. In an interesting side note, I had to take my young daughter somewhere last night and she disappeared when it was time to go putting us behind the clock to get there. I was a little mad when we left the house but MAN, that ended up being a fun ride. Still wound up arriving 1 minute late but let's just say I made up some serious time!
Yes, US gallons. Something doesn't seem right. Are you using high octane fuel with 10% or less ethanol?that's 22-23 US MPG?
I only just rolled over 600mi, but I'm struggling to average 15 MPG driving essentially the same way as with the Evoque, where I was getting 24-26 MPG. I expected 3-5 MPG lower with the Stelvio, but not down in the 13-15 mpg range!
Yes, though I can't say for sure it's 10% or less, as non ethanol fuel is actually illegal in Connecticut. Most of the pumps claim to be 10% :cryingYes, US gallons. Something doesn't seem right. Are you using high octane fuel with 10% or less ethanol?
can't say what the dealer filled it with since it was full when I picked it up, but in the ~650 miles since then I've filled up twice with premium 93 octane, and going to have to fill up again in the next ~75 miles.
I do the majority of driving around town, but I've only been getting about 14mpg! I can barely even get 21mpg average driving down the highway with cruise control on.
I've now got 2200 miles on the car (took a road trip to Vermont for Christmas and the Poconos for New Years), and highway I've averaging around 22ish. Around town I am still seeing ~17, but better than the ~14 I was getting before the fuel pump issue. I swear my foot isn't THAT heavy!
Last night I filled up at just under "1/2" on the gauge, and it took 14.8 gallons....
yup, now you're understanding why I said something was wrong with the gauge!but the tank only holds 16.9 gallons.
that's not that far from what I'm seeing. around town I start thinking about when it'll be easy or convenient to fill up at one bar above 1/4, and try to fill up before it drops to the bar below 1/4, pretty much all my fill-ups have been 15.x gallons in those cases.I don't expect superb accuracy from gauges that read in "bars". I just try to learn them. The gauge had just turned from "3/8" to "1/4" at the last fill up. It took 13.745 USG. So, 3.1 USG (19%) left.