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I guess the EPA rating of 21/30 isn't so bad these days, but it's way behind a lot of small 4 cylinder cars, and it's a measly 1 mpg ahead of the TL, which is heavier and uses a much bigger engine. What gives?
TSX gas mileage not so impressive?
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I think my TSX is eating wayyyy to much gas.....Is it me or you guys kinda think so too?
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you revving high??
revving high = pwned by gas mileage.
revving high = pwned by gas mileage.
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I think it gets good gas mileage for what it is (I get between 23-32MPG depending on seasons, road conditions, and traffic, average is 24.5MPG to 27MPG usually), but using premium fuel is what makes it bad for me. Its getting costly to fill up my TSX these days, all this with a decent 4 cyl engine and its not even a high performance car.
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My gas mileage has been around advertised; about 22mpg around town and 30-31mpg on the highway. It's not bad, but not great either. Especially when you know that the next model up in the Acura line gets the same mileage out of a 3.2L V-6 (and is bigger and heavier to boot).
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what's wrong with you guys?...I'm getting my 30 mpg as advertised.
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yes...80% highway; 20% city
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mine did...especially after 30k mile service.DateTSX said:
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How about because, at least until very recently, all hybrids were slow and boring?DateTSX said:I hear you man. My g/f lives 40 min away and I see her maybe 2 or 3 times a week that add up to nearly 500 bucks a month too. Why didn't I buy a hybrid??
This should make all of you feel better, currently I am averaging 18.6 mpg, and have averaged as low as 16 before that.
Then again my drive to work is less than 3 miles, it takes me about 3 minutes to get there, and the drive to my g/f's house is only like 4 miles. I try to take the long way everywhere but I still can't manage to keep my engine running long enough to make it more efficient.
When I finally do get on the highway and drive any significant distance the mpg bumps up to like 28-29 mpg. It's funny because of my driving habits my car actually shows the expected miles on the tank increasing the farther I drive. Nothing like being at home with like 200 miles left on the tank, and then after driving an hour having 300 miles left on the tank.
Then again my drive to work is less than 3 miles, it takes me about 3 minutes to get there, and the drive to my g/f's house is only like 4 miles. I try to take the long way everywhere but I still can't manage to keep my engine running long enough to make it more efficient.
When I finally do get on the highway and drive any significant distance the mpg bumps up to like 28-29 mpg. It's funny because of my driving habits my car actually shows the expected miles on the tank increasing the farther I drive. Nothing like being at home with like 200 miles left on the tank, and then after driving an hour having 300 miles left on the tank.
You mean, now there's a fast and exciting hybrid available?
The point of this thread should be that most people who buy a sport sedan are not getting into it expecting stellar mileage. If that's what you are looking for, you should be looking at econosedans, not sport sedans.
For what it is, I think the TSX gets decent mileage. Don't sweat 1 or 2 extra miles per gallon!
The point of this thread should be that most people who buy a sport sedan are not getting into it expecting stellar mileage. If that's what you are looking for, you should be looking at econosedans, not sport sedans.
For what it is, I think the TSX gets decent mileage. Don't sweat 1 or 2 extra miles per gallon!
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