Which agility select mode do you drive in?
Ive read that the mpg on all the modes are essentially the same, but the quicker acceleration in sports / sports + makes it so much easier to floor it.
I get about 31MPG freeway and 23 city -- about 27 mpg combined.
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After 12,000 miles, I've probably experimented with the Sport button less than ten times.
It's really my 'better half's" car. I feel somewhat pretentious in the car. I drive a VW.
MPG-wise (per Fuelly dot com) the average is about 27; all time best was 35 (round trip to Scottsdale, AZ).
It - however - is a beautiful little coupe. The CPO sales guy said (about my purchase) "It was like shooting fish in a barrel.............."
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That hasn't been an issue when I stay in S+. I thought maybe this was just a 2015 problem, but now clearly not. I wonder if the newer 9-gear solves it? Would be interested to hear from those with a 2018.
i have driven the 2018 9 speed model and I didn’t like it because I felt fears shift when going uphill which is never something I’m aware of in my 2015 , kind reminded me of the Jetta I used to own.
For my daily commute that is 70% highway speed and 30% bumper to bumper, I use e-mode and average about 29-30 mpg
my blended overall, three year which is dominated by daily commutes is 31.2 mpg
I also only fill with premium.
Interesting, for one of my services I had a loaner car for a few days. Previous drivers must have used lesser blends as the mpg was 27. When I was close to empty, I put a half tank of premium and the mpg went to 30+
For my daily commute that is 70% highway speed and 30% bumper to bumper, I use e-mode and average about 29-30 mpg
my blended overall, three year which is dominated by daily commutes is 31.2 mpg
I also only fill with premium.
Interesting, for one of my services I had a loaner car for a few days. Previous drivers must have used lesser blends as the mpg was 27. When I was close to empty, I put a half tank of premium and the mpg went to 30+







