Fuel Rating?

Toyota projects that the U.S. version of the C-HR will be rated by the EPA at 27 mpg city, 31 mpg highway, 29 mpg combined. That's not very impressive for the category, likely due to the C-HR's substantial 3,300-pound weight.

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I think it's a perfectly fine rating to be honest. I do mostly highway driving so this should be good for me That being said, we still need to see real world logs to really get an idea.

Mileage can change depending on how heavy footed you are on the throttle and what kind of driving you do. I'm more of a city driver, but 27mpg isn't too bad. There's always the hybrid option too.

Good news on mileage is that GM and Chevy are putting a 1.6 turbo diesel in their Equinox & Terrain. This will put pressure on Toyota and others to bring Diesel to NA to compete. Finally common sense here. We have a large land mass in N/A. Having a fuel efficient family hauler is the way to go. Hmmm, a diesel minivan? Ok, I'll calm down now. Cheers

Doubt it'll put any pressure on them to go the diesel route. They don't even plan on releasing a Tacoma diesel because they said it's going to be too difficult to be emission compliant and if there's any vehicle on their lineup that should get it, it would be the pickups first.

iRobot said:

Doubt it'll put any pressure on them to go the diesel route. They don't even plan on releasing a Tacoma diesel because they said it's going to be too difficult to be emission compliant and if there's any vehicle on their lineup that should get it, it would be the pickups first.

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100% agree! Can't imagine Toyota put a diesel option for this little bug, without putting it in pickups first. They've been dropping diesel engines for CH-R few years in a row because of the sales statistics, I don't believe they will reincarnate this idea at an early date.

Real world numbers for a lead foot. .. I commute 30 minutes each way twice daily. It's pretty much 50% city, 50% interstate... I get 27mpg. Actual calculations based on gallons burned/mile...also,I'm almost always in sports mode and have a pretty heavy foot... This thing is just fun to drive!

I keep mine on eco setting, not too heavy footed but no slow poke either, my commute is mostly highway and I'm averaging 36 mpg!!! my little coupe didn't even do that well I'm so impressed with mine...had it for a month and already logged 1700 miles

Had a good chuckle with how different the mileage is between two drastically different drivers even though the numbers are to be expects. One lead foot and the other in eco mode. Good range of numbers for people to look at.

my first test was next day i bought it, i travel from here Hollywood Florida to Bowling Green, Kentucky and i spent 84 Buck Gas and arrive there with the full tank, so i calculated that i really spent +- 60 Bucks, and the trip was 988 miles.

My first tank with mostly city driving , and im not an eco driver by any means ,so short commutes has netted 500km to the tank. That is way better than my mazdaspeed3 that would barely get to 400km and on 91 octane. Im going to save huge on gas.

Averaging 38 mpg on a 38 miles from home to work and 35 from work to home. Cruising at 55 mph, not bad at all imo.

so far I'm at around 34 mph for all highway, and around 27-29 local.

wow. because you cruise controlled at 55 i guess haha.

I cruise control at 75 typically...

sho23 said:

wow. because you cruise controlled at 55 i guess haha.

I cruise control at 75 typically...

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Same Here.. So far I am averaging around 25.6 mpg per Fuelly stats

I get around 29 to 30 MPG on a 21 hwy miles

Per the C-HR onboard stats I am a little over 30 MPG, but real world stats using "fuelly" to keep track it is not as high currently 25.6 MPG . For some reason the onboard stats are always higher, it was the same on my previous car.

Try keeping track of 3 fuel up yourself and see what it really does..

Hello, how did you get the picture in ?