Trip"B" Economy over 5,700miles since NEW

[7milesout]

47 mpg x 0.93 = 43.7 mpg! Better than me! I'm right at 43, except my couple towing experiments brought me down to about 42.7 mpg.

[El Kapitan]

Noticed i don't see people posting the long-term trip averages of their cars, I bought my 2022 Mirage G4 CVT with 74 miles on it and have never reset its trip B, its averaged 46.8-47MPG over almost 6,000 miles My daily commute is about 66 miles %98 highway, Lots of construction, lane closures and idling along at 10mph with AC on, Overall quite impressed with the car, I did have to take it in for an alignment at about 1,000 miles, (Steering wheel wasn't strait) its already had 4 oil changes, did the 1st one when i drove it home, the 2nd one at 1,100 miles for break in another at 3500 miles for good measure, And the last one recently at the dealer at around 5,000 miles, Going to service the CVT every 25k with fluid and filters.

Wow, you don't mess around when it comes to oil changes! I'm glad that you are happy with your Mirage. I still love mine after all these years.

[MrMPG]

Wow, you don't mess around when it comes to oil changes! I'm glad that you are happy with your Mirage. I still love mine after all these years.

Yeahh im fairly serious about maintenance, I follow the severe duty schedule as most people are severe duty without realizing it. I do it every 3000-4000 miles, Even if the oil can take the 7500 mile interval (which it can) it only holds 3-3.2 quarts and regularly sits between 2800-4000 rpm for me so there's not a lot of capacity there for heat/wear. I want that engine to be as shiny inside at 0 miles as it will be at 200,000 miles ill be able to eat off the internals. I figure 3500-4000 mile intervals will keep it from varnishing up. All oils varnish no matter the brand.