Hi there, and welcome to TN!


I moved your thread over to the 8th gen Camry forum where you'll be more likely to get some replies.

 

I have the SE and I also get about 325 miles per tank in mostly city driving, seems about right, close to 24 mpg. On the highway, I am getting close to 40.

 

This is about spot on with my XSE. I just drove 132 highway miles, and rolled into the garage right at 40.1mpg. City only is about 20~25.

 

Gas mileage ratings are made by people who drive extremely fuel efficient without the A/C on or windows down increasing drag. Running the A/C consistently usually costs us 2-4mpg. I'd say 24mpg is about average for full city driving which is what I’m also getting in my XSE 2018 I4. Highway is where this cars mileage shines and oont forget any added weight hurts your gas mileage too, so extra passengers and stuff stored in the car ect... I'd also double check your tires air pressure if you've never done this.

The first thing I did was convert my tires to Nitrogen at Costco since Nitrogen lasts longer than Air and doesnt expand and shink like air does in our tires when the temperatures change.

 

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Gas mileage ratings are made by people who drive extremely fuel efficient without the A/C on or windows down increasing drag. Running the A/C consistently usually costs us 2-4mpg. I'd say 24mpg is about average for full city driving which is what I’m also getting in my XSE 2018 I4. Highway is where this cars mileage shines and oont forget any added weight hurts your gas mileage too, so extra passengers and stuff stored in the car ect... I'd also double check your tires air pressure if you've never done this.

The first thing I did was convert my tires to Nitrogen at Costco since Nitrogen lasts longer than Air and doesn't expand and shrink like air does in our tires when the temperatures change.

The air you are breathing is 80% nitrogen.,

 

odd I average 35 mpg in L.A. freeway traffic with AC on all the time. When no traffic I can get 43 mpg. Getting close to 500 miles range on one tank. 2018 XSE I4 gas engine.

 

I do a lot of city driving and for the 4k miles on my car, I'm at around 28.5 MPG. Was 28.9 when I took a few long freeway trips, but it's been dipping down to 28.5 since I've been using AC.

 

I bought my SE on Halloween of 2017 with 300 miles. Currently have 11,500 miles on it. When I do strictly city driving (Philly suburbs), I get anywhere from 280-325 miles per tank. When I do only highway driving, I get between 425-450 miles per tank. My daily commute is a mix of backroads and some lights, and I usually get about 380 miles per tank. Hope this helps!

 

My commute is about 60/40 highway city. I average 35mpg on those days and overall including weekends puttering around town (100% city) get about 31-33mpg on a tank.

 

I only drive around town, which is mostly sitting at red lights with the car running, but going nowhere. I have put less than 1000 miles on my I4 Camry XSE, so I have not checked my mpg, but as many red lights as I set thru here in Pensacola, I would expect it to be low.

 

I have about 5,000 miles on my 2018 XLE and I'm getting about 32 mpg combined. I do a mix of highway and city driving. I did notice that my first one or two tanks of gas weren't great, but it seems to be improving. I think I'm getting about 360 miles per tank.

 

If your getting 360 miles per tank divided by 16 gallon capacity, you are only getting 22.5 miles per gallon. I have a 2018 Camry SE and I average 25 MPG. The mileage ratings of 28-39 seem way off.

 

We've been getting ~25 MPG in town and ~ 35 MPG highway. 2018 XLE V6.

 

2018 SE Apparently I’m getting 199.9 MPG, glitch in computer [emoji15][emoji15][emoji15]

 

Honestly I get about 325-350 mpg driving majority in the city but no AC.

 

I seriously doubt anything is wrong, make sure you have at least 35 psi cold in tires, I suspect it will break in somewhere between 5-10k miles. fuel type wont matter, regular should be ok. remember pure highway miles will yield high MPG, combined or just all "in town" will be lower.
I recently sold my 08 Tundra that was averaging 12.0 MPG !!! :surprise:

 

I just did a round trip in my XSE V6 from Orange County, CA to Berkeley, CA, fully loaded with college kid's stuff, and got 30.6 MPG. I thought that was pretty good. 80-85 MPH on the open road.

 

I get 43mpg at 75 mph on the interstate on my I4.

 

How did you calculate this? If you are going by what the car says, its not accurate enough.

Need to fill up full tank, drive until the next gas refill, the divide miles by gallon to be accurate.

 

2011 Camry SE V6 typically sits at 29 mpg going 80% freeway 75 to 80 mph.

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I got about 40mpg on highway 2018 XSE I4, until transmission failed at 15k... Now I get 32 on the highway. Car hasn't been same since the new transmission...

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I've discovered through years of driving the 2GR-FE variant V6 engine that it's happiest at 80MPH. I'm assuming this is exactly why they put that number dead top center of the Speedo.
I don't have a newest gen, both my 07 XSE V6 and 11 SE V6's typically freeway cruse around 27-28 MPG. I know engines get better as years progress, but if the 2018 V6 is similar to my wife's 2011 Lexus GS 2GR-FSE, then you guys have a very nice and techno savvy engine. However that AWD layout of the Lexus is pretty gas unfriendly and the Lexus GS platform is one heavy beast at ~4200lbs which is nearly 1K heavier than the Camry. It gets roughly 23.5 MPG but is also happiest at 80...
I'm really hoping they come out with an AWD Camry as that is the one I'd go for. Heck, they could just drop in the brand new RAV4 Hybrid layout which is AWD and gets estimated 45MPG. Now that's one I'd go for! > 0 And be a bit more Earth Friendly...

 

I am only getting 29-31 mpg combined. Thats 75% highway

 

Dash says 28.5mpg and Fuelio app says 24.5mpg avg. My trips are 15mins with 75% highway. Not very nice for the engine, I know. (edit: winter blend and temps currently).

 

I'm constantly getting 32 mpg driving 40% suburbs / 60% highway 80 miles a day on 235 wide tires. To work i almost get no traffic and dash summary when I switch the ignition off shows 35-36mpg and when I return I hit traffic and dash shows 29-31. It's tiny bit better from my 2016 which is on 215 wide tires.

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I have a 19 Camry V6. I filled up today. I avg 22mpg around town. That's about avg, I'm pleased.

 

2018 SE - Same here 31 to 33 MPG in mixed driving. Stop and go drive will drag MPG down lower. I did a 240 mile interstate highway round trip and average 42 MPG @ 70-75 MPH.

 

I recently got a 2018 Toyota Camry LE and I’m only averaging 22mpg in the city I do mostly city driving too so what’s wrong?

 

Based on what people said in this thread, looks like you’re about average for city driving mpg

 

I only do city driving and I'm getting 28.1 MPG.