[Jeff99]

So had Ti for a little over 2 months averaging 27 mpg w about suburban 70% and Hwy30%

 

[Scalewoodman]

Not bad at all- about 28+ here and up to 31 on a trip. Better than promised.

 

[sweetness34]

Those are pretty good numbers. My weekend trip I only got about 23 mpg which I thought would be better but to be fair I was cruising at 85+ mph so I'm sure that affected it. My average in the city is only about 12 mpg but it's the worst stop and go traffic you can think of.

 

[Ranger]

After 4 months and 3200 miles, we are averaging 21 mpg. That is mostly city driving.

 

[JimW]

Averaging 22.1 mpg after 1700 miles, mainly highway driving.

 

[ViscontiVerde 164L*]

at 75-80 steady state 28-30 mpg is easily obtained on cruise. Been there, done that a few times now. My computer reads 23.6 average and its surprisingly always within 1 mpg at fillups! You can call me Scott Dixon if you like.

 

[Knightofargh]

I’m hanging around 18.5 city with some spirited driving. But I’m also mid break in at 460 or so miles.

 

[sweetness34]

Not bad at all- about 28+ here and up to 31 on a trip. Better than promised.

What speed do you generally cruise at?

 

[LC_LC]

Just got back from a trip and got 30.4 going on cruse at mostly 70 mph. Got 28.0 on the way back fighting a head wind and heavy rain. My manual numbers were within 1 mpg at fill ups from the infotainment numbers, pretty close numbers.

 

[Scalewoodman]

sweetness: I follow traffic 60-70 and do the VisconteVerde method - smooth acceleration anticipate deceleration in long distance travel. 31 mpg today arriving home - PA Turnpike/Schuylkill Expressway/Roosevelt Ave. Stop-and-go, mixed driving overall. Goal is 200K over 10 years and I intend to enjoy every mile!

 

[CalgaryStelvio]

Took a co-worker with me for lunch today and averaged 11 mpg for the drive.

 

[Marco]

sweetness: I follow traffic 60-70 and do the VisconteVerde method - smooth acceleration anticipate deceleration in long distance travel. 31 mpg today arriving home - PA Turnpike/Schuylkill Expressway/Roosevelt Ave. Stop-and-go, mixed driving overall. Goal is 200K over 10 years and I intend to enjoy every mile!

Sooooo you don't drive the car the way it was meant to be?

 

[smunger4]

Even in full "D" psycho mode and paddles, I have never had less than 22.

 

[LC_LC]

Even in full "D" psycho mode and paddles, I have never had less than 22.

I got about 19 one day, but to be fair it was for about 165 miles of hilly, twisting, winding roads, with speeds around 35mph to more than I should have and all in “D” mode and manual shift a good part of the time.

 

[smunger4]

To clarify my 22 mpg comment...that would be average over typical two week period; freeway, streets, racing Macans etc . I have seen 28+ in grandma mode on the freeway.

 

[Scalewoodman]

sweetness: I follow traffic 60-70 and do the VisconteVerde method - smooth acceleration anticipate deceleration in long distance travel. 31 mpg today arriving home - PA Turnpike/Schuylkill Expressway/Roosevelt Ave. Stop-and-go, mixed driving overall. Goal is 200K over 10 years and I intend to enjoy every mile!

Sooooo you don't drive the car the way it was meant to be?

Selectively. She purrs... and occasionally roars! Stella fills multiple roles in my life.

 

[ViscontiVerde 164L*]

You know its pretty easy to blow by someone at 80 when you don't ever lift... Accelerator is for changing speed but if you are already doing +20-30 over limit.....The guy in the GT3 that kept braking before corners certainly doesn't think I drive mellow! I'm sure his rear view showed every detail of the ALFA SYMBOL!!!

 

[GeoffreyDC66]

On highway trips I’ve averaged up to 31, but in DC’s traffic, I’ve dropped as low as 14. Overall, I’m pretty pleased.

 

[ewLED]

Is anyone driving in A mode on long trips, isn't that supposed to provide the best MPG and lower performance ?

 

[GeoffreyDC66]

Is anyone driving in A mode on long trips, isn't that supposed to provide the best MPG and lower performance ?

Not as long as I’m <80 years old. :devil