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At the unmanned toll booths were you will get a ticket if you run them. Pennsylvania has lots of them.

My stock tires were Michelin Primacy A/S

Welcome to the FORD family.

Don’t worry about it because these vehicles are known to chip easily and you’ll have many of them. Everyone should take a close look around your headlights. You’ll see chips there and may even see paint peeling as well.

Tires are stock Michelin Primacy A/S Tires stock Miche stock tire Michelin Primacy A/S 225/60/18 33 lbs

Exactly

I never can put them down because it is impossible to see more than 100 feet in front of you when down. Obviously something else that didn’t get corrected pre-launch. Quite the engineers at Ford.

Much better choice for long trips.

Exactly. It will be closer to 23 or 24?

All has to be traffic. Driving like grandma and in Eco mode. Just really disappointing. This is 2022, no excuse for vehicles not having better mileage. This car feels like you’re pulling an anchor even when coasting downhill.

There is no fuel additive shown to increase mileage more than 1-2 mpg.

At 10,000 miles and haven’t seen any improvement. Still about 22.4.

Giving up about 10,000 miles on those tires. Gotta factor that into your mileage savings

Just filed up my 1.5 16 gallons and projecting 336 miles for the tank full. On the hunt for a hybrid.

I’m sure many of the computer calculations are wrong as you describe. Especially if someone thinks they are getting 40 mpg?

No actually driving like granny for last 150 miles completely in Eco mode and it’s a whopping 24.0.

The tire pressure increased your gas mileage. The EPA has tested fuel additives and none of them led to an increase in gas mileage.

No actually this is about typical for my friends who have BS as well. People claiming 40 mpg or more on highway must be driving all downhill.

It’s embarrassing in 2022 that car manufacturers can’t make a car that gets at least 30 mpg. Especially with a 3 cylinder. I owned a 3 cylinder Geo Metro in 1989 that got 40 mpg city and over 50 mpg on the highway. We’ve regressed since then. Car manufacturers need to do much better….especially...