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Grace.kait
11-28-2018, 08:35 PM
Bought a used 2015 Yaris Hatchback, about 70k miles, brand new tires, getting 24mpg consistently driving in stop and go traffic for short distances. Is this normal, and what should I have checked out on the car? Air filters?

Thanks!

DarkShadowFox
11-29-2018, 12:07 AM
Bought a used 2015 Yaris Hatchback, about 70k miles, brand new tires, getting 24mpg consistently driving in stop and go traffic for short distances. Is this normal, and what should I have checked out on the car? Air filters?

Thanks!

yes. its is normal. stop and go traffic is extremely bad for a car and will get the worst millage due to constant start and go.

Leegamer
11-29-2018, 10:23 AM
Auto or manual?

IllusionX
11-29-2018, 07:17 PM
I would tend to get new spark plugs and filters buying a used car. Also, if you leave it on defrost or foot+windshield setting on the HVAC knob, you might be constantly driving with AC on, so 24mpg isn't so surprising.

I get about 33mpg summer and 26mpg in the winter. I drive about 3 miles each way from/to work, twice a day. No traffic, just a bunch stop signs.

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DarkShadowFox
11-30-2018, 03:57 PM
I would tend to get new spark plugs and filters buying a used car. Also, if you leave it on defrost or foot+windshield setting on the HVAC knob, you might be constantly driving with AC on, so 24mpg isn't so surprising.

I get about 33mpg summer and 26mpg in the winter. I drive about 3 miles each way from/to work, twice a day. No traffic, just a bunch stop signs.

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i mash on my gas pedal alot because the car can take it, its overbuilt for millennial and old people who dont know how to drive.

gedster314
09-16-2019, 02:05 AM
24 mpg? I can do better in my 2018 RAV4 LE in the city. My mom has 2015 Yaris L auto 4 door, she's getting about 29 mpg. She's 74 and only drives it in town, no highway driving at all. Her car just hit 44K miles.

Yeah check filters, maybe clean your maf sensor.

mirapatec
02-06-2020, 01:36 AM
I would certainly check the maintenance records to see if everything has been serviced properly by the previous owner(s). You may wish to have a trusted Toyota dealership do a multi-point inspection and possibly a complete 70k (or by now, 75K or 80K?) service.

funky2nite
02-17-2020, 01:54 AM
I get 55-57 average MPG with my 2013 hybrid yaris. In summer ac never turned off due to living in a hot country.

jayeh
02-19-2020, 01:15 AM
24 mpg? I can do better in my 2018 RAV4 LE in the city. My mom has 2015 Yaris L auto 4 door, she's getting about 29 mpg. She's 74 and only drives it in town, no highway driving at all. Her car just hit 44K miles.

Yeah check filters, maybe clean your maf sensor.

My Hybrid Rav4 only gets about 28mpg... But that is in real city driving with an average speed of 20mph or less with lots of short trips.

ern-diz
02-19-2020, 01:54 PM
24mpg doesn't sound right, even for stop and go. I do mixed driving, have run oversized or heavier wheels from the beginning, do not granny drive and I've never gotten below 28-29. I'm usually between 30-32. Do you carry a lot of extra weight on these short trips?

Neinris
04-26-2020, 04:22 PM
Check the spark plugs and air filter if they need replacement, additionally maybe replace the EGR? Do an engine flush/seafoam, clean throttle body?

Calrenman
10-26-2021, 07:04 AM
I usually average thirty MPG. I live in California so a lot of start stop and I like to go without denting the floorboard but still moving. I have a 4dr LE auto.

DeepSeaYaris
11-19-2021, 10:38 AM
I hit 26.7 MPG on city driving.

2013 Yaris LE.


Seems pretty low to me as well

David90
12-12-2021, 03:45 AM
Recently had a similar discussion with my brother. He bought his first car and was bamboozled by the gas that he pays for while in traffic... gotta pick your battles

Calrenman
04-02-2022, 07:54 AM
Hi. I have a 2015 hatchy 4 door and it gets 30 to 33. I do not baby it, but I am not into putting my foot though the floor.

I just put in new spark plugs at 52k along with changing the oil and Tranny pan oil. I also drained the radiator and added a new gallon of coolant (helps keep sensors working right).

I run synthetic oil and change it when the lights indicates it (service engine soon light).

Tires are stock.

:thumbsup:

Calrenman
04-05-2022, 04:28 AM
Is your oil level too high?

Thathawkguy
05-02-2023, 01:24 AM
I hit 25-27 city the 2012 hates stop and go buy highway I went from mid Florida to almost SC Without needing to refill. Gets great highway miles. I bought mine from hertz with 54k miles it’s got 40mpg highway easy

robkay
09-21-2024, 04:52 PM
It could depend on your region and time of year. Also, tires.

I have an '07 hatch I bought new and I am in the Great Lakes region. In warm weather without A/C I still get about 36 mpg. In the winter months it drops to about 29 mpg.

Now, one thing I have found to make a significant difference is I air my tires up to 36 psi year round. This seems to give me a couple more mpg. When the tires are at or below 32 psi the mpg drops.