[rocky]

Eco is not for using IMHO. Silliest idea ever. I like my AC cold thank you very much.

 

[johara1]

That is something you have to get use to guess... To get over 30 MPG. it is a trade off, with the morons going tax your driving miles, cost us here in Pa. three times what it did..... got to save somewhere.....

 

[Pass/Denv]

Well ... happy with the ECO, I'm averaging almost 26 on the milk and bread runs but on my last little trip on 90% 2 lane roads of over 200 miles it averaged 30.5.....

Good for you! Many folks on this forum don't believe MPG from the Passport can be better than what the EPA states.

 

[johara1]

This thing is starting to impress me, I just turned over 12000 miles and it is better than a turboed 4 banger on the open road. Plus it runs easy, and I can load all my junk in there and still get 30mpg..

 

[21PP]

My husband and I drove up to MI … first extended trip in the PP. I was pleasantly surprised with the MPG 😊 He was driving, I took the pic 🙃

 

[johara1]

That is great to see that kind of mileage could be the norm if we try to get it.... With the feds and the state going to increase the cost per mile to drive, I don't think that little bit of savings we get at near 30MPG. on the road will make a difference..... sad......

 

[exOC_Kook]

That's not how this works. That's not the end of the single tank mileage.

 

[johara1]

That maybe the of a trip reading.... that was the mileage for a 131.6 miles..... I average almost 26 for near 4000 miles does that count? but since I now use ECO I'm getting near 30, so the 26 will go up....... just a test and my 26 average includes pulling a trailer once in a while........

 

[21PP]

That maybe the of a trip reading.... that was the mileage for a 131.6 miles..... I average almost 26 for near 4000 miles does that count? but since I now use ECO I'm getting near 30, so the 26 will go up....... just a test and my 26 average includes pulling a trailer once in a while........

That’s good .. we live in the city, typical avg driving around town is 24 with Econ, 23 without. I was ok with 28 MPG on the highway at 72-73 MPH.

 

[johara1]

I don't think you will see that kind of speed in this state, 55 and 65 on4 lanes

 

[21PP]

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I don't think you will see that kind of speed in this state, 55 and 65 on4 lanes

Gotcha. Speed limit is 70 on the highway here and most of the way to MI from here.

 

[johara1]

I remember getting really high mileage around Traverse city area when we were up the on vacation years ago in my Outback with 4 people in the car . Then when we headed home reality set in... The PP. does better on the open road...

 

[Pass/Denv]

I remember getting really high mileage around Traverse city area when we were up the on vacation years ago in my Outback with 4 people in the car . Then when we headed home reality set in... The PP. does better on the open road...

"reality set in" What does that mean? You didn't know how to determine MPG's?

 

[14v6]

My Passport gets about 24 to 26 depending on how much highway driving is done which I think is excellent for it's weight, shape and height. In June I got a RAV4 gas for the bride and was impressed with it and my Accord was overdue for some expensive repairs so I traded it in. I wanted another gas RAV4 but only the hybrid was available. Holy cow, this is the future. I've done about 170 miles and averaging about 45 mpg. I've always been about Honda silky smooth V6's but these numbers are beyond outstanding. Let's see what they are with the winter and highway drives but they've got to hybrid the Passport.

 

[Powdertrax]

The only thing I’ve noticed with my mileage is that ever since I did my first oil change (4weeks ago), my mileage has gone down 2-3 mpg ? I was averaging 25-26, now I’m seeing 22-23.

I used the recommended viscosity by Mobil 1 and have checked the level numerous times which is spot on, I’ve thought about running to the Honda dealer and buying 6 quarts of “Honda” oil and see if it goes back up.

 

[ProdGirl]

1/4 tank from HB to Barstow for fill up then to Vegas.
With the AC on because it was hot too. 🥵
Not bad.

 

[21PP]

My Passport gets about 24 to 26 depending on how much highway driving is done which I think is excellent for it's weight, shape and height. In June I got a RAV4 gas for the bride and was impressed with it and my Accord was overdue for some expensive repairs so I traded it in. I wanted another gas RAV4 but only the hybrid was available. Holy cow, this is the future. I've done about 170 miles and averaging about 45 mpg. I've always been about Honda silky smooth V6's but these numbers are beyond outstanding. Let's see what they are with the winter and highway drives but they've got to hybrid the Passport.

That’s great ! I like the sound of that gas mileage! But … typically we drive our cars until they can’t 🤣 and I don’t wanna pay to replace a hybrid battery.

 

[21PP]

The only thing I’ve noticed with my mileage is that ever since I did my first oil change (4weeks ago), my mileage has gone down 2-3 mpg ? I was averaging 25-26, now I’m seeing 22-23.

I used the recommended viscosity by Mobil 1 and have checked the level numerous times which is spot on, I’ve thought about running to the Honda dealer and buying 6 quarts of “Honda” oil and see if it goes back up.

I wonder if that’s been a common occurrence?

 

[Uncle Gloomy]

My AWD Elite is about 21 MPG so far. About 2/3 city and 1/3 highway miles, finishing up first tank, so will probably improve.

same here , the best I had was a trip to Florida from St Louis averaged 25mpg with econ mode & start-stop engaged...

 

[Powdertrax]

I wonder if that’s been a common occurrence?

I plan on changing the oil to see if the mileage increase, I’ll post my findings here