What is your average MPG on your 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid?

[GrySql]

Hmmm. Does anyone make a heated floor mat?

He needs some battery powered socks....

[JimArch]

41.4 lifetime avg, AC is typically on during the day around here.

[13FFH]

44.7 lifetime average after 10K miles. Hoping to not drop too much through the winter. As acdii said before "dang winter blend"!

 

(Just noticed after posting, car lifetime average does not match up with Fuelly) Hhhmmm.

Edited November 15, 2013 by 13FFH

[jeff_h]

44.7 lifetime average after 10K miles. Hoping to not drop too much through the winter. As acdii said before "dang winter blend"! (Just noticed after posting, car lifetime average does not match up with Fuelly) Hhhmmm.

 

Yeah mine too... has consistently been about 2 MPG more optimistic on the car's display than the manual miles/gallons on fuelly. If I went to the same gas station every time I'd wonder if they were ripping me off, but I use 4-5 different ones and each time the Trip 1 for each tank shows 2-3 MPG higher than the actual for fuelly -- so the car is off by a bit, but then again so was the last FFH and so was the Prius before that.

[Sleddog]

Just clicked over to 50.3 today. Last tanked averaged 54.1 mpg

[Boat Racer]

I filled up today and got one of my better tank averages of 40.6 mpg. The weather here has been moderate, so I haven't had to use the AC or heater.

[Toz]

Just clicked over to 50.3 today. Last tanked averaged 54.1 mpg

:drop: :worship: :woot: :hi5: :salute: :rating:

[jtbogus]

45.1 lifetime since the Dealer, 6000 mi total. 100 mi rt to work, mostly highway, 63-67 mph. Stop & Go traffic approx 20 mi at night. Drive pretty conservativly, mostly 2 KW accel, avg braking 95%.

[MaineFusion]

Just got back from a 1500mi (+/-) road trip to Virginia. Yesterday on the final leg back to Maine, I reached a lifetime of 46.9mpg over 17,500 miles from the factory (took delivery last Feb). If I drive really really carefully this next week, I might be able to bump my lifetime up to 47.0mpg. The thing is, with our temps dropping, it is going to be really difficult. The milder temps in the mid Atlantic region really helped me maintain a high MPG this past week.