That’s around what I get on the freeway with mixed city driving. Best fuel economy I ever got was just over 41 MPG, IIRC, on a four hour trip that was all highway at 65mph and under.
How is your average MPG?
Got my 23' XSE for about 1.5 month now, and my average MPG for 30 miles work commute each way is around 36.6 MPG for freeway and highway combine, is this good ?
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These are quite spectacular mpg figures. Which app is it?
The Fuelly reports average 32-33 mpg for the Gen 4 Sienna, so the 36.6 mpg is very good. Looks like you are careful driver
Toyota Sienna MPG - Actual MPG from 3,047 Toyota Sienna owners (fuelly.com)
Yep, the colors scheme reminded me of Fuelly, but didn't know it had a mobile app (last time I checked a while ago it didn't). I wonder if you would be intersted in posting your Fuelly link in the signature line, so that the curios ppl. like me can follow your summer mpgs
I’d be happy to, if you tell me how that’s done!Yep, the colors scheme reminded me of Fuelly, but didn't know it had a mobile app (last time I checked a while ago it didn't). I wonder if you would be intersted in posting your Fuelly link in the signature line, so that the curios ppl. like me can follow your summer mpgs
36.6 is pretty good in my book.
FWIW, based on my unscientific observations, you can may be do another 5 -15% better with its cruise control(DRCC) if you don't use it already. DRCC and LDA (lane departure assist) take a little getting used to. However, once you're familiar, there's not much to it other than better fuel mileage and less stress in driving.
Caveats for these are that don't use them during rain, snow, or construction area etc, and always hold the steering wheel tight. There are no issues per say. It is just that once my car wanted to go straight following the line markings, but my lane was being diverted into next using traffic cones. It almost made me hit traffic cones.
FWIW, based on my unscientific observations, you can may be do another 5 -15% better with its cruise control(DRCC) if you don't use it already. DRCC and LDA (lane departure assist) take a little getting used to. However, once you're familiar, there's not much to it other than better fuel mileage and less stress in driving.
Caveats for these are that don't use them during rain, snow, or construction area etc, and always hold the steering wheel tight. There are no issues per say. It is just that once my car wanted to go straight following the line markings, but my lane was being diverted into next using traffic cones. It almost made me hit traffic cones
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