2010 Fit Sport 5MT
35.3 MPG overall over 9900 Miles.

Car gets similar MPG local or highway driving.

 

Gee, you must be one of the "liars", or "math-incompetents". Me too. Congrats! What is strange to me are the reports of 20 mpg. from some people. I will grant that that is possible, but would rather suspect the math skills in those posts. Who knows?

 

LOL no math involved here. I used an app called Road Trip on the iPhone.
I will admit that my data is somewhat skewed. The fit is not my only car and I do not drive it for short distance driving nor for winter driving. The car is mostly stored inside the garage from November trough March and the battery is hooked up to a trickle charger. It's driven roughly 9K miles per year.

If I drive the fit everyday, I doubt that I will get an average of 35. I can see how someone can only manage 27MPG overall driving it everyday.

 

2010 Base M/T

Used to get about 40 combined until I had to change my commute to involve more city driving, as well as climbing a big hill to take my daughter to school. Stopped driving in gas saving mode as well (got tired of it).

I get about 34-36 combined now.

 

75% hwy on a '12 sport 5speed with throttle controller on sp5 mode..33-34mpg...
If i reset my trip computer right after jumping on the hwy and do about a steady 75mph..38-41mpg..
oem tires running a pressure of 36PSI.

 

Fuelly is a better option but I'l give you mine. 2012 AT
27-33mpg city
35-42 highway

36mpg over the life of the car. Better in summer, worse in winter.

Your mileage may vary

 

Here is where I fit in.
2011 AT, 30,000 miles
Overall 38.1 mpg.
%55 expressway.(weekender)
DD 25 miles city
Do a lot of coasting waiting for stop lights to change.

 

have a 2010 auto sport , local run around around 28 trips up 38 runs good at 70 to 75 mph
along with decent mileage, you will be amazed as to what you can Fit into the Fit . Great Car

 

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My city mileage is high 20's, using imperial gallons, which are 1.2times bigger than the gallon most of you are used to. Where I live, I have to stop every six blocks. Highway mileage is low 40's, again imperial gallons. I meet the EPA city rating, and beat the highway rating.