Curious- what's your mpg?
Predominant city driving. Abysmal 12mpg. Thought it'd be closer to 15
Predominant city driving. Abysmal 12mpg. Thought it'd be closer to 15
This is a great chart! Thank you for sharingI went and pulled out my driving data from InControl, and filtered for long trips and removed anything that started from home. This is the chart: essentially P400 MPG for highway driving.
Y Axis: average speed in MPH.
X Avis: average MPG.
Label on each dot: Duration of trip.
Enjoy. View attachment 333008
Whenever I go fast. 80-95 mph, my mpg drops to about 20-20.5 mpg, but when I'm driving slower, 45-75, I'm doing 21-22 mpg.P400 SWB: We did a 250 miles road trip the other day and drove around 80-90mph. Returned solid 25.5mpg during that trip.
Tip: It would be good if people share their average speed along with their mpg. It helps with comparing apple to apple.
Interesting! your car is same as mine (P400 SWB). I think the difference is Fuelly is more accurate. From my experience, the onboard computer of the car exaggerates mpg by 2-3 mpgs. What is your wheel size? Mine is 22"Whenever I go fast. 80-95 mph, my mpg drops to about 20-20.5 mpg, but when I'm driving slower, 45-75, I'm doing 21-22 mpg.
I track every fill-up with 'Fuelly'.
I am not sure about getting A to B faster is an advantage of V8. Its not like the other powertrain cannot go fast lol I personally not gonna go back to V8 just because how frequently you have to visit the gas station if you drive mostly at speeds below 20-30 mph (i.e. heavy urban driving).This is the ironic part about getting a V8 in the RR. You can get from A->B faster, but you'll have to spend more time filling up and more time & money getting it serviced (e.g. 2 more spark plugs).
Pull the mpg data from the Incontrol log, it should be more accurate than any other method.Interesting! your car is same as mine (P400 SWB). I think the difference is Fuelly is more accurate. From my experience, the onboard computer of the car exaggerates mpg by 2-3 mpgs. What is your wheel size? Mine is 22"
really wondering why my MPG is so low..Just finished a 250 mile loop through and around Glacier Ntl Park. 27.1 mpg, 47 mph.
70 on the highway going East around the park, 35- 40 mph coming back over Going to the Sun Rd.
Are you driving in sport mode?really wondering why my MPG is so low..
nope.Are you driving in sport mode?
I've got '22 rims, that's what it came with. the tires are definitely impacting the MPG, but also, it wasn't that great to begin with. weird. I'm encouraged by what you all are getting, wish there was a way to get my MPG up a little too.I don’t think the AC Music etc would have any measurable effect on mpg. I’m in Texas myself, mostly the AC is on, rarely heat. I have the heavier seats, full size spare etc as well.
The tires for sure have an effect. Did you update to heavier rims?
So we’re on the same rims. Nope. All stock. No mods.I have the factory 22s as well. Any mods to the car that affects the aerodynamics?
Fuelly is hand calculated and it's much more accurate. I record absolutely all fill-ups. My all-time avg is technically 19.9.Interesting! your car is same as mine (P400 SWB). I think the difference is Fuelly is more accurate. From my experience, the onboard computer of the car exaggerates mpg by 2-3 mpgs. What is your wheel size? Mine is 22"
I'm sorry but how does one pull data from InControl?Since you have detailed hand recorded data, could you spot check one of your fillups as recorded by Fuelie vs what Incontrol shows? I’m assuming InControl is accurate but who knows??