miles per gallon

Asked by remool Dec 29, 2014 at 10:59 PM about the 2015 Subaru Forester

Question type: General

test drove 2015 Forester...mpg display read 17.9...salesman said because car had only 100 miles on it, it would have to be broken in more to get the 29+ mpg advertised....am I getting smoked?

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Reset it and do a short drive ... 5 miles on a flat surface should give you a clue

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Its a fuel efficient car for an AWD actually the best. If ur attracted to AWD you can't go wrong. compare to an outback first... my 2010 outback got about 25.

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Our car was getting in the low 20's initially until it broke in. After a few thousand miles the mileage is up to nearly 28 mpg in mountain driving. It can get nearly 40 mpg on the highway if you don't drive to fast. This is for a 2015 Forester with the 6 speed manual. Driving a short distance in the city is not a fair test of mileage at all.

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I just drove 725 km to montreal going 110km on the highway with the cruize on and i got 35 mpg. Mine is a 2001 2.5 boxer with a knoching sound and its surprising how tough it is. Made the trip back too and runs like a charm other than the sound. One of my best investement :)

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