winter gas, air pressure, heavy foot, added weight to vehicle, you gained weight, check air filters, oil change, swapped wheels and tires...all this can play a factor in mpg

lets not turn this into a avg mpg thread.

 

haha thats awesome! i knew i was hittin up those beers a little heavy

hey thnks guy for all the replies. at least now i know im not the only one down around only 16mpg.

 

colder air = denser air = more fuel = worse mileage

 

Welcome to the ****ty MPG club lol. Did you just get the car hah? I kid, but i'm used to 16-18.

 

I'm down 1 or 2 mpg since summer but I warm my car up for 5 mins b4 I go anywhere during the winter months.
I h8 cold leather and cold weather.

 

I've averaged 16.4 ever since I got the car 2 years ago

 

5 min warm up alone is wasting gas.

 

Bingo! We have a winner. I read a good article awhile ago about the difference in Fuel between summer and winter months.

 

If I lived in So Cal I wouldn't be warming up my car.

Have u ever lived anywhere that gets below zero?

The 5 mins of wasted gas is well worth it.

It takes about 10 mins 4 the heated seats and the heater to fully kick in.

 

Winter gas blend.

Also if you give too little throttle you will get wose mpg then opening it a bit more.

 

Below zero?!! I cry like a little girl when it gets 50 here in Los Angeles.

 

^lol your funny!

Bad MPG comes from driving in the city w/ all the stop lights and stop signs. I notice this when i drive in the city i get about 16. what ever. When i am on the freeway it goes up 19+ MPG

 

I keep track of my gas expense with Gas Cubby!! That's this month!

 

WOW! You get around and always at the gas station.

 

Yea I've only had mine since 5 Nov and always got 18.9 - 19.4 city driving and recently I started getting 17.8 MPG with the same style driving. I'm not pissed off by it since i traded an 06 Yukon Denali 13.7 MPG for this. Ha-ha