have you ever reset the "A" mileage when filling w/Fuel? if you don't it keeps on going and going and I believe you won't get a fair reading from your recent drive.
I'm in a very similar situation. I'm hoping it starts to creep back up, now that we're exiting winter.I remember the time when we first bought our CRV last year in May. Was getting 33 mpg. Then over the winter, it went down to 28 mpg. Same driving pattern. We'll see if it gets back to 33 mpg this summer.
Where I live during the winter they use a different blend of fuel that causes a reduction in fuel economy. Their are also other factors. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/coldweather.shtmlI'm in a very similar situation. I'm hoping it starts to creep back up, now that we're exiting winter.I remember the time when we first bought our CRV last year in May. Was getting 33 mpg. Then over the winter, it went down to 28 mpg. Same driving pattern. We'll see if it gets back to 33 mpg this summer.
Wow! really 33 mpg consistently? I really try to drive light footed, even highway miles (several trips to Dallas and Tucson from Albuquerque) usually cruise control, and I rarely get more than 30. Highway speed also greatly affects mpg, anything over 60 and mpg starts going down.I remember the time when we first bought our CRV last year in May. Was getting 33 mpg. Then over the winter, it went down to 28 mpg. Same driving pattern. We'll see if it gets back to 33 mpg this summer.
Could be the effect of a new car/broken in engine? I don't know but I was satisfied with the 33 mpg back then. Nowadays seeing it at 28 mpg is kind of disappointing. You are right. Speed limit today is mostly 70 mph and I would be doing 76-78 mpg cruise. MPG does suffer at that speed.Wow! really 33 mpg consistently? I really try to drive light footed, even highway miles (several trips to Dallas and Tucson from Albuquerque) usually cruise control, and I rarely get more than 30. Highway speed also greatly affects mpg, anything over 60 and mpg starts going down.
2015 CR-V touring.