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lunar silver metallic 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid EX FWD eCVT 2.0L 4-Cylinder DOHC 16V i-VTEC 2.0L 4-Cylinder DOHC 16V i-VTEC, black Cloth. 48/48 City/Highway MPG ll, with the engine being on the 2.0 turbo majority of the climb, you’re gonna get 20-24mpg with AC blasting, etc. and going downhill you aren’t going to get 90mpg to offset that. So that average is gonna be lower. So I see many people from mountainous areas having this complaint. Also when in Vegas I’d remote start the car to cool it down. The battery goes quick in this scenario and then the engine kicks in to charge it every minute or two. You are using pure gas engine to run the car and to keep the battery charging. This is using a ton of gas compared to driving in normal hybrid mode. So even if you are on flat grounds driving. If you’re doing this daily youre causing it yourself. Honda didn’t say “gets 47 mpg no matter how you drive, where you drive or how you use the car” so the class
Action clowns are a joke. You can see tons of people getting the advertised mileage. So it’s you. It’s you or where/how you drive/use the car. Maybe you go to lunch and sit in the car burning pure gas while eating. Who knows. But in gas mode it uses gas less efficiently than a normal gas car as it’s designed to use the hybrid engines together. It’s got a 2.0 liter turbo. On its own it would get terrible Mileage for that heavy of a car. If you floor it from every light you’re screwing yourself there too. Understand how the hybrid engines work and adapt that to your life or don’t buy it. What kind of person does no research on how the car they are buying works and ensures it fits their commute and driving conditions?!?!? Then threatens lawsuits cause they aren’t smart enough to make good buying decisions? Ridiculous.
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