One week, 320 miles.

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Just got my LC last week, so far so good. After driving 320miles, mostly on highways got 18miles/gal economy. Is it normal or deceptive advertisement?
 
If it were me, I would be somewhat disappointed. What speeds are you driving on the highway?
 
I am driving 50-65 most of the time in normal mode first 200 miles and eco mode last 100 miles, economy moves from 18 to 18.2 m/g
 
I am driving 50-65 most of the time in normal mode first 200 miles and eco mode last 100 miles, economy moves from 18 to 18.2 m/g
What tires have you got? What have you got on the roof? These two factors will affect your mpg (though the jury's out about how much of a factor these are).
 
I am driving 50-65 most of the time in normal mode first 200 miles and eco mode last 100 miles, economy moves from 18 to 18.2 m/g
Wow! I cringe to think what my economy will be on the interstate highways at 80 MPH and a tad... However, it is a non-aerodynamic box. And running premium fuel to boot...
 
Just got my LC last week, so far so good. After driving 320miles, mostly on highways got 18miles/gal economy. Is it normal or deceptive advertisement?
What tires have you got? What have you got on the roof? These two factors will affect your mpg (though the jury's out about how much of a factor these are).
Nothing on my roof
 

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I am at 1k miles in the middle trim, 20 in wheels, basic rack. I am getting 19.1 MPG. Seems like false advertisement unless I have an issue with my modelโ€ฆ
 
I previously owned a Subaru Ascent (2.4L H4 w/ Turbo) and the MPG would swing wildly based on the driving behavior. The Subaru (and the Toyota even more so) has plenty will move with a heavy right foot but will adversely impact the MPG. The tires will also impact things. If you have the A/T tires, I would lower the bar for MPG.
 
I think the avg mpg calculation is incorrect or it is not cumulative. I have had stretch on the freeway where the avg mileage has moved at an amount where based on miles traveled it varies between 14 mpg to 30 mpg over 20 or 30 mile segments. I plan on doing some real testing based on miles travels and gallons of gas used.
 
I think the avg mpg calculation is incorrect or it is not cumulative. I have had stretch on the freeway where the avg mileage has moved at an amount where based on miles traveled it varies between 14 mpg to 30 mpg over 20 or 30 mile segments. I plan on doing some real testing based on miles travels and gallons of gas used.
What do you estimate the average freeway speed to be on your travels?
 
Are you folks using premium fuel? That seems to be what the engine is optimized for...
Yes, always premium. Used to run same rout for several years on 2012 XG460 my average was 17.5/gall. No heavy right foot. I suspect something is not programmed correctly.
 
I hope Toyota people will response with some solution. Will wait till 1K , than take it to dealer.
 
I hope Toyota people will response with some solution. Will wait till 1K , than take it to dealer.
Anxious to hear their response, but would not get my hopes up. However, most owners are reporting in the neighborhood of 22-23 MPG for moderate driving. Obviously not at Interstate speeds.
 
My experience with this is that you hit close to the published numbers between about 30 and 65. Over 65 they dip. Under 30 they are about right, maybe a little under. I think itโ€™s aerodynamics mostly but over 65 you donโ€™t get your usual freeway boost.
 
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