Hey folks,
How much mpg do you lose in winter vs. the best of what you get in spring/summer/fall?
I don't have a trip computer in my car, but by my manual calculations I got 28 mpg in late summer/early fall and now that temps have plunged here in central Alberta, I only got 23.7 mpg on my last tank. That's a drop of about 15%.
Just wondering if this is normal/typical.
How much mpg do you lose in winter vs. the best of what you get in spring/summer/fall?
I don't have a trip computer in my car, but by my manual calculations I got 28 mpg in late summer/early fall and now that temps have plunged here in central Alberta, I only got 23.7 mpg on my last tank. That's a drop of about 15%.
Just wondering if this is normal/typical.