Hashbrownn

I believe all so called "Highway MPG" listed are done on flat ground @ 60MPH. The difference between 60MPH and 75MPH in air resistance alone are significant enough to change the highway MPG by 5~10 MPG on some cars.

... if you are getting a mid20s to high20s in a Crossover SUV. Why are you complaining? My wife has a 2012 Edge V6 model. Her old 2010 Chevy Equinox AWD with 2.5L 4 cylinder engine only got about 28mpg on highway and 20~22mpg in the city. My other car 2003 VW Passat W8 gets mere 20mpg on the highway. The 3.5L V6 puts out more power than my 4.0L W8 and eats less fuel, while moving a bigger/heavier body. I'm Impressed. I understand if you're upset because you're not getting the advertised MPG.. do you have a AWD model? that would decrease the MPG.

I do have some pictures but not sure how to post them.. sorry. New to the forum. it's a Black exterior on Black interior. SEL model with sync, and my touch.

Bought my wife a 2012 Edge with 55 miles on it. She loves it. To me, it's an upgrade from her 2010 Chevy Equinox. We got one with all the high tech options she wanted. Been very happy with my purchase