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Re: Latest mileage woes on the Civic Hybrid
| jim beam | 28 Aug 2005 03:12 |
>>>>Have had the Civic Hybrid for 19 months. Normal city driving was
>>>>showing 32 mpg. Dealer inspected, could find nothing wrong, and
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> Does your wife drive the same as the original poster? If not, then your
> observations are irrelevent.
how would we know? the op didn't state their driving conditions either,
so they're both as "irrelevent" as each other. [/if/ it's possible to
call the late great enrico fermi irrelevent of course.]
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| AZ Nomad | 28 Aug 2005 02:29 |
>>>Have had the Civic Hybrid for 19 months. Normal city driving was
>>>showing 32 mpg. Dealer inspected, could find nothing wrong, and
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>> stop and
>> go with every light, then 29mpg would be phenominally good gas mileage.
>Wife's box-stock '98 Civic DX makes 32mpg around town. Does better on the
>Interstate.
Does your wife drive the same as the original poster? If not, then your
observations are irrelevent.
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| Enrico Fermi | 27 Aug 2005 19:58 |
>>Have had the Civic Hybrid for 19 months. Normal city driving was
>>showing 32 mpg. Dealer inspected, could find nothing wrong, and
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> stop and
> go with every light, then 29mpg would be phenominally good gas mileage.
Wife's box-stock '98 Civic DX makes 32mpg around town. Does better on the
Interstate.
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| AZ Nomad | 27 Aug 2005 19:04 |
>Have had the Civic Hybrid for 19 months. Normal city driving was
>showing 32 mpg. Dealer inspected, could find nothing wrong, and
>apparently seemed to think I ought to be satisfied, even tho they
>advertise 48 mpg in town.
>Received a recall on the car, and after talking to the dealer, it
>apparently was a software fix for the computer - ahh I thought, maybe
>that will help the pathetic gas mileage. Well, it's been a couple of
>weeks now since the update and I am presently seeing 29 mpg.
How do you define "normal city driving". What is your top speed? How long to
you cruise at speeds over 35mph? If you're never getting above 35 and stop and
go with every light, then 29mpg would be phenominally good gas mileage.
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| muzz | 27 Aug 2005 18:11 |
Have had the Civic Hybrid for 19 months. Normal city driving was
showing 32 mpg. Dealer inspected, could find nothing wrong, and
apparently seemed to think I ought to be satisfied, even tho they
advertise 48 mpg in town.
Received a recall on the car, and after talking to the dealer, it
apparently was a software fix for the computer - ahh I thought, maybe
that will help the pathetic gas mileage. Well, it's been a couple of
weeks now since the update and I am presently seeing 29 mpg.
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