I took a few mileage readings from my log. I keep track of fueling as well as the repairs/maint work.
Last Summer, June. Tires : OEM Continentals. Mostly highway driving, I got 19.855 MPG
Last Summer, July. Tires : Dunlop RVXT's. City driving, mostly commuting between home and train station, meaning these are very short trips, I got 15.205 MPG
Last summer, during August. Tires : Dunlop RVXT's.
Strictly highway driving, maintaining constant speed 100-110 kph, I got 21.519 MPG
City/Urban driving, varying speeds, I got 18.264 MPG
What do the numbers mean? Really no idea. I mostly keep track of them. I really can't complain about the mileage I'm getting. I drove a subcompact before I bought my (used) Escape and I was getting roughly the same gas mileage from the almost 20 year old sub-compact.
Last Summer, June. Tires : OEM Continentals. Mostly highway driving, I got 19.855 MPG
Last Summer, July. Tires : Dunlop RVXT's. City driving, mostly commuting between home and train station, meaning these are very short trips, I got 15.205 MPG
Last summer, during August. Tires : Dunlop RVXT's.
Strictly highway driving, maintaining constant speed 100-110 kph, I got 21.519 MPG
City/Urban driving, varying speeds, I got 18.264 MPG
What do the numbers mean? Really no idea. I mostly keep track of them. I really can't complain about the mileage I'm getting. I drove a subcompact before I bought my (used) Escape and I was getting roughly the same gas mileage from the almost 20 year old sub-compact.
