CLA 250 US mpg?
1 - 20 of 30 Posts
I think the 39 mpg highway sounds highly optimistic.
FYI, my Dad just purchased a Nissan Altima that has an EPA sticker claim of 38 mpg highway. Sounds great, right? My dad tells me the highest he's ever seen the mpg is 28 mpg. The whole EPA mpg thing is a scam, in my opinion.
FYI, my Dad just purchased a Nissan Altima that has an EPA sticker claim of 38 mpg highway. Sounds great, right? My dad tells me the highest he's ever seen the mpg is 28 mpg. The whole EPA mpg thing is a scam, in my opinion.
Joined
·
53 Posts
Yeah 39 sounds too good to be true! But besides you a friend of mine own a Hyundai Genesis and also do less MPG than estimated! But I own a E46 M3 an is rated 15/22 17 combined and I'm getting 21.8 combined! I have high hopes due to 4cyl engine, besides the C class is on the 30's and Im guessing CLA will do better!
My Acura TSX has an old rating of 22/31. I have seen my wife get as low as 22 through town (she's a poor driver fuel-wise) and getting gas, jumping on the freeway and going straight to Vegas 80 the whole way with no stops I got about 34. So it seems pretty accurate to me.
Being a semi-hypermiler but driving around 80 usually (cause I'm not going to go slow for fuel economy), I still get around 27MPG. The other day I went to work at 62 just to see (because I got up early and I had just gotten gas) and I did get 41.
If these cars are being sold as early as tomorrow (or even yesterday), should we have seen an actual MPG by now?
Being a semi-hypermiler but driving around 80 usually (cause I'm not going to go slow for fuel economy), I still get around 27MPG. The other day I went to work at 62 just to see (because I got up early and I had just gotten gas) and I did get 41.
If these cars are being sold as early as tomorrow (or even yesterday), should we have seen an actual MPG by now?
Joined
·
2,860 Posts
They've been out for a while now
Joined
·
12 Posts
my Volvo S40 is rated 20/29 and I average 28, and get as high as 32 with mixed city and highway usage everyday. It is a little Turbo I-4. Hopefully the CLA matches expectations.
Joined
·
1,257 Posts
1st post here! :mblogoblack:
My car is rated at: 29 City, 35 Highway and 31 Combined
I get an average of 42.2 MPG Combined
(60% Highway, 30% Back Roads and 10% Stop and Go Traffic lights)
Looking forward for the new CLA...
D.
My car is rated at: 29 City, 35 Highway and 31 Combined
I get an average of 42.2 MPG Combined
(60% Highway, 30% Back Roads and 10% Stop and Go Traffic lights)
Looking forward for the new CLA...
D.
I consistently get 18 mpg in my Infiniti G37s. I don’t drive very far but most of my commute is spent sitting at poorly synch’d Red lights. I can’t get more than 28 mpg on the highway even with Hypermiling. Therefore, I am very excited to see if the CLA can get anywhere near the 30’s on my commute. The engine start and stop could make all of the difference.
Doubling the gas mileage would be a big deal to me.
Doubling the gas mileage would be a big deal to me.
Joined
·
12 Posts
I am very interested in hearing how many miles to the tank people are getting now that they are starting to be delivered.
So official CLA250 numbers from the Mercedes USA website are:
26 MPG City
38 MPG Highway
That's quite interesting. I thought in the whole Euro-USA conversion the numbers would be knocked down a little bit.
Those are some of the highest numbers in that class, for any German, American, or Japanese manufacturer. It makes me stomach its acceleration (0-60 MPH in 6.9 seconds) a little better knowing that its gas mileage kicks ass. Or potentially kicks ass. Time will tell. I'm keeping fingers crossed.
26 MPG City
38 MPG Highway
That's quite interesting. I thought in the whole Euro-USA conversion the numbers would be knocked down a little bit.
Those are some of the highest numbers in that class, for any German, American, or Japanese manufacturer. It makes me stomach its acceleration (0-60 MPH in 6.9 seconds) a little better knowing that its gas mileage kicks ass. Or potentially kicks ass. Time will tell. I'm keeping fingers crossed.
Joined
·
12 Posts
It will feel like a punch in the gut compared to my 1.4L I-4 Turbo Volvo... 0-60 in about 9 lol but thats what 140 horses will do for you with all that Volvo safety built in.
Joined
·
1,257 Posts
Any real MPG out there from US new owners?
D.
D.
Joined
·
166 Posts
I average about 26mpg in the city with stop and go traffic....I was able to get 42mpg in the highway for two days now though. This is driving in E + Eco Mode ON.
Joined
·
63 Posts
I have been driving a turbo-4 for nine summers now, a Mazdaspeed Miata. I can tell you that the mileage the car gets depends a whole lot on how much the turbo is invoked. Drive with a light foot, and it will average up into the mid-30s, but tromp a bunch on the throttle at higher rpms, and the trubo just pumps gobs of fuel into the engine. Mileage easily drops 10 mpg or more. I would assume the turbo-4 in the CLA250 will do the same at somewhat higher mpgs.
Joined
·
1,257 Posts
I'm with you,
I know what you mean, all depends on how heavy is our foot.
My cousin and I have the same car model and year, he gets 31 MPG average, I get 42 MPG.
It's all about the users and how we drive our cars.
Back when I was a kid TURBO = Super Fast, AKA... low MPG
I can see how companies are into new technology and use TURBO for efficiency.
can't wait to get my hands in a new CLA (4-Matic)
D.
1 - 20 of 30 Posts
Join the discussion
