Just a thought. I won't stop you from posting these threads, but my guess is this trend has to do with the season (winter) as opposed to a sudden surge of fit buyers

 

yep, I too, had fallen into this category in which I've noticed a decrease in gas mileage. I drive a NHBP 5MT and I've noticed as low as 26 mpg, and even as low as 24 mpg now that it's winter time . I thought my low mpg in the summer was because of the A/C use and will rise in the winter when I finally don't have to use the A/C. but lurking and reading in this forum made me realize that winter doesn't stop me from using the A/C when using the front defroster, and so, the low mpg. even when I try to drive conservatively, it does not make a big improvement. so I've decided to just drive the Fit to the most enjoyable and pleasing way to me and stop worrying about mpg . 24-26 mpg is certainly much better than what I used to get in the Odyssey, or can be worse if I had gotten another type of car (well, I actually thought of getting an FJ cruiser and my friend who has one said that it drinks alot of gas). So to all concerned about their mpg's - let it go, for the Fit is a real fun car to drive. drive it the way you like it to be driven (in my case, semi hard with shift points anywhere 4k and above - it's fun to be in that range, try it, you might like it .

 

I still avg around 36mpg supercharged best tank 41mpg

 

I'd be smiling too. I'm in the high 20's. But I swear we have the worst gas in the state, whenever I drive to Portland or the coast or east of the mountains I get better mileage from fuel purchased there, whether in the Fit or my Nismo Frontier.

 

Your...fit is supercharged? Do you have a link on pics and info? I've been pretty bad at reading this forum lately.

 

He's been the test for the Jackson Racing SC, lucky SOB

 

alot of info can be found in this thread, as well as the Jackson racing thread https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...on-racing.html

 

Mine's still the same pretty much. Maybe went down 1-2mpg