Stevekh

3 hours ago, lildisco said:

All gas isn't created equal. Look for top tier gas stations. Make sure your current on oil changes. 

 

How many miles are on the car? If higher, closer to 100,000,id change your plugs. Actually, I'd change them out anyways because you don't know how the other person drove. 

 

Another thing would be to try resetting the ecu. Just disconnect the negative battery cable for about 10 minutes. Hook it up then let it idle for a few minutes & then drive like normal. The ecu is a learning ecu. If it hasn't been reset since you bought it, it probably has thousands of miles learned from the previous owner(s). Once it learns your driving style, shift points, etc., you should she a few more mpg's. Especially if you're all highway & drive UNDER 70 - 75 mph. 

 

Biggest thing is driving style. Medium to hard accelerations are going to be in boost. Boost = more fuel = bag mpg's. Crusing above 70-75 is going to be in boost. 

 

But if you cover the basics as i said or stated above, you should see some sort of improvement 

The car is driven 31k only 

The car only driven 31k

 I just purchased 2015 for edge 2.0 eco-and I’m getting 19.5 mpg. The rating on it is 21 mpg to 30 mpg with average 24.5 MPG. Any suggestions on why I’m getting this gas mileage I live in California and I use my car mainly on highway. Please advise!