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Fuel Economy Update for November - 2015 Porsche Macan S Long-Term Road Test

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edited December 2014 in Porsche
imageFuel Economy Update for November - 2015 Porsche Macan S Long-Term Road Test

Our 2015 Porsche Macan travelled 1,873 miles in November. Here is an update on its fuel economy.

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  • bankerdannybankerdanny Member Posts: 1,021
    That's a pretty mediocre best fill when you consider much more powerful V8 Jaguar was able to achieve a 29.9mpg best. I get the Porsche is a heavier, far less aerodynamic AWD SUV, but still, one would think 22-23 was achievable.
  • juddholl10juddholl10 Member Posts: 84
    bankerdanny said:

    That's a pretty mediocre best fill when you consider much more powerful V8 Jaguar was able to achieve a 29.9mpg best. I get the Porsche is a heavier, far less aerodynamic AWD SUV, but still, one would think 22-23 was achievable.

    I agree. The fuel economy on my Macan is terrible. I got less than 10 mpg on my first week with the car. It has since gotten better.
  • chrisevochrisevo Member Posts: 6
    If you want to hypermile, this car isn't for you.
  • jchen368jchen368 Member Posts: 10
    During my breakin period (1st 2,000 miles driving less than 4k rpm), I averaged 20 mpg. If you drive a lot in the city with stop and go traffic, you will get <15mpg. If you drive on the freeway at 55-65 mph, then you can get 23-25mpg (especially when its mostly flat roads).
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