MPG figures keep changing from 12.5 to 99.9

Asked by GuruB5RT4 Dec 12, 2018 at 09:10 AM about the 2014 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Limited AWD

Question type: General

I have 2014 Subaru Legacy.  I noticed that the MPG number started changing by itself.  For example it will be 23.5 one minute and next minute will be 99.9.  Please advise.  Thanks

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You are looking an "instant mpg" not "average mpg". When you let off the gas, your mpg could go to the maximum the display can show in three digits. That's because when coasting, you are making miles while the engine is sleeping.

You can change the display to other modes such as average MPG or trip MPG.. Read your owners manual!

Can someone actually answer. This is not while driving it does it sitting still too. It will go from 99.9 to 24,1 to 33,8 to 25,6 it is a constant change touching the gas and sitting still

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