[pjsmithres]

For the year I average 34 overall with mixed driving over 5 years. More highway will net 36. You will see 40 if you keep it under 65 and on flat and level. Mountains will make the challenge of MPG. Since you have the insight, you understand the range of MPG and driving conditions. my 14 hybrid has had ZERO issues with the real mechanicals (engine/drivetrain). A few body parts have been repaired. The tires are your biggest challenge, so there's not a lot to worry about. My 65 year comfort in the tech stuff is good. suspicious, but good, so far.

 

[pjsmithres]

welcome

 

[pjsmithres]

For all of the newer members and any that want help, it really matters what car you have (Hybrid or V6) and the year and trim level to be able to help figure out some of the problems you post.
When you ask a question, include the year and model of the car. If you want to make it easy, include it in your signature or in the avatar that you make to list your login name.

Since there are many more "used car" new members, it's hard to know the difference in the car of a 2013 or a new 2022 or so and what trim you have. Differences in transmissions and radio/nav systems, and suspensions, especially.

It helps YOU get help if the people that have fixed the problems know what you are driving.

That is all