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2022 Subaru WRX Real World Miles Per Gallon. Shocking Results??!!
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2022
- 2022 Subaru Wrx real world miles per gallon. Road trip from southwest Arizona to New Mexico. Rain for half of the trip. A subie decides to floor it next to me! Famous Stars are delicious! Shocking results?!!! Or exactly as expected?
Nobody buys a WRX for MPG’s but dont you still want to know real world MPG’s. Yes of course you do.
Dash reads 6% high on both my VA and VB. Have to fill and calculate. That being said, I regularly get 28mpg with both cars. Mostly thruway around 70mph.
I'm averaging 31.8 doing 125 miles a day W/Premium fuel. Averaging speeds of 70-75
Using cruise control
I'm sure is actually a couple miles less than what it's reading.
I think he was averaging so low because a lot of times he was going well over 80mph
Manual will always beat auto. Even the CVT. It all depends on how you drive, though. I get a better MPG than my wife's Outback XT.
I had a kia Forte GT MT that got only a slightly better MPG than the WRX. Considering the WRX is a much bigger engine and has AWD, I'm impressed.
People are hating on MPG of the WRX. Personally, they are looking for excuses to explain why they are too wimpy (insert better word that would be sensorred here) to get one.
even the cvt as opposed to? lol
In my 21 manual. I can get about 280-300 miles before I’m empty. That’s a mix of city and highway driving.
If you dont drive fast you could get way more than that. on my 22 I got 390 on one full tank
@@ArturoAlvarez16 oh I’m sure. But I like to drive fast.
My 2022 WRX in CVT gets 36-37 MPG when travelling at 62mph on average.
Yes, I’ve heard 55-60 mph give the best mpg’s.
😵
What are you going downhill the whole way I don't believe you
@@chrisg5101 that's pretty amazing... you would think Subaru would really attempt to highlight / advertise that... I would go and do a test drive on a 2022 BUT I know I couldn't do a CVT... so the 5-speed gets not nearly as good mileage at 70 mph I'm assuming ? I want to feel how the new motor is different from the 2016
Eww a cvt 😂
If I am on flat ground going 65mph on highway I will get 36.5mpg here in Arizona. (flat ground)
I get 18 to 20 in city.
The most amazing thing about this car is that there is no lag with AC on.
I agree, AC on or not the car still feels like it has plenty of linear HP and torque.
I've talked to tuners. They all agree this new WRX runs extremely rich.
I love the 22 WRX, but I think the MPG of this car is a pretty big letdown. Subaru made that fantastic new 2.4 and the fact that the MPG hasn't improved in... 20 years shows the drivetrain is the culprit. Too many big gears spinning, I guess. I have a VW Alltrack now, with a big turbo. Stock or not on a similar trip I would get 32 with lots of stops and screwing around; 34 with fewer stops. And 37 if my average was around 70. The Alltrack uses the Haldex system, which disconnects the rear diff most of the time. The haldex system isn't nearly as competent in sport driving, but it does just fine in snow, rain, and jackrabbit starts. I do miss the Subi experience sometimes. I AM jealous... just wish the mpg was better with gas so expensive.
Yeah I hear you. I did a similar trip in my old 2009 Altima and it only averaged 24.1 mpg, so to me the Subie did well in comparison but I understand that by no means is it a gas saver. It was still a very comfortable drive that I fully enjoyed despite the bad weather.
@@raiderfan367 Curious what tire pressures you are running? When I picked mine up at the dealer, they were up around 40 psi. I let it out to around 30, and the ride is much better and the handling seems more planted as well. Just wonder if the higher psi would improve mpg haha.
What gear were you driving in? The revs seem high. You should be in 6th to get the best mpg......
I was in 6th gear, and mostly in cruise control set to about 82mph. I could have easily increased my mpg’s by slowing down to be honest.
@@raiderfan367 Nope you did it correctly.....great job and amazing gas mileage👍
@@raiderfan367 Thanks for sharing man! I have the exact same car. It was in the shop for 5 weeks just after I bought it for fuel pump failure. Now I've got about 2000 miles on it and looking forward to a road trip. I agree, the revs at freeway speeds are too high, especially considering all that torque is available just above 2000 rpm, no reason for highway speeds to be at 3000+! But alas, it is a fun car. Just would love to have a much taller 6th gear! Enjoy your new REX! :-)
@@TheJahbrother Thanks man! This car is fun for sure, even taking it to a do it yourself car wash is something I look forward to.
@@raiderfan367 That is fun I agree!
Nobody gets good mpg driving 90 lol, cool video though.
Thanks!
My 22 WRX CVT gets 16 MPG Can Someone Explain Why ?
Check the psi of your tires, and faster you accelerate, more gas you burn 🔥that may explain it, IDK 🤷♂️
@@SavvyRooster13 thank you I have checked it and adjusted it to whats on the door I still get horrible mpg I wonder why I am the only one having that issue
That sounds way too low. Unless you’re on the track 24-7. Maybe your gauge is off. Try filling up the tank and seeing how many miles you can go before empty. That will give you an accurate mpg.
Does it require premium fuel?
Yes it does. I’ve ran regular gas before but chances of engine knock increase so it’s best to go with premium.
Is this auto or manual
Manual 6 gears
Another left lane camper.