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iTrader: (1)

Im making a new thread on this because 1) A lot of you have put some decent mileage by now, 2) In the other thread, members did not include the Average MPH (which is important), and 3) Maybe it will help reveal any trends.

Please try to use and copy this template:
Mileage:
MPG:
Avg MPH:
City, Highway, or City and Highway:
Gas station and octane:

I noticed when i bought my car a few weeks ago, I was getting 15mpg in the city and you can say I was disappointed However, this was on a lot of short stop and go, and when I checked the AVG MPH, I was averaging 17MPH. As the weeks went on I started incorporating in other routes in the city and I was getting 17mpg at an AVG MPH of 20. With this new figure I may be within the Acura quota

Please fill free to keep posting on new figures.

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iTrader: (1)

Mileage: 66,000
MPG: 15
Avg MPH: 17
City, Highway, or City and Highway: City
Gas station and octane: Costco 91

Mileage: 66,000
MPG: 17
Avg MPH: 20
City, Highway, or City and Highway: City
Gas station and octane: Chevron 91

stoxxsp500

Mileage: 2000+
MPG: 21
Avg MPH: 30-35
City, Highway, or City and Highway: 70-80% hwy/20-30% city
Gas station and octane: Shell 91

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iTrader: (1)

Forgot to add a brief description of your driving habits in the template:

Mileage:
MPG:
Avg MPH:
City, Highway, or City and Highway:
Gas station and octane:
Brief description of driving habits:

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iTrader: (1)

My driving has been conservative. I'll also add that calculated vs the computer mpg has been off about -/+ 0.5 mpg.

XIS

Mileage: 30K
MPG: 17 city / 21 hwy (at 80) or 23 hwy (at 65)
Avg MPH: varies - the higher the ave MPH, the higher your MPG
City, Highway, or City and Highway: 70% city
Gas station and octane: 91 premium
Brief description of driving habits: agressive

R*D*X*

Mileage: 15K
MPG: 21.6
Avg MPH: 60-80 MPH
City, Highway, or City and Highway: 90% Highway
Gas station and octane: Premium (BP, Mobil & Shell)
A little bit aggresive on take off

bgillette79

http://www.fuelly.com/driver/bgillette79/rdx

This has all the data you'll need.

wrestrepo

We don't need two threads for the same subject....

pickler

Fuel Economy: 11.3L/100KM (20.8mpg)
AVG Speed: 45km/h (30mph)
mileage: 60,000KM (37,000M)
Fuel: Always Shell 91

phineasboggs

11 mpg (YUCK!)
average speed: 9 mph
mileage: 23,000
Haven't filled the tank. Have only driven it to work and back since picking it up. 7 miles around town driving each way.

eilros

We've put on 777 miles since we bought our 2007 and averaged 20.11 mpg. The mix is about 70/30 highway/city.


I have a 830 mile trip from Indiana to North Dakota tomorrow so I'll get a better feel for the highway mpg.

mcflyguy24

You guys getting terrible mileage should try a seafoam treatment and most importantly staying out of boost whenever possible.

wrestrepo

what's the seafoam going to do in a new(er) engine? If you notice the more miles the RDXs have, the better fuel economy....yeah, you can get better fuel economy by not accelerating, but you could get even better if you didn't drive the car....

mcflyguy24

Yeah I guess most of you guys don't have really high miles. Honda engines don't break in until a they are pretty high mileage too so I guess what you say is true.