Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
I traded in a 2009 Smart Car on a 2007 Civic Hybrid that is supposed to get 40/45 MPG and am getting 30/39. This is not even close and yes I am light-footed and have the tire pressure at 40 all around. My non hybrid Smart was Getting 32/38 withoutneven trying, I was the first one off the stop light with my Smart Car Now I am trying to the point it is a job and the MPG is not as good as the Smart.
No offense to the green people, Im am not sold on the global warming thing I am just trying to keep as much of my money out of the hands of the people who hate America and if that helps clean the air that's a win/win. |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Please read some of the recal, discharge or battery dump threads here. It may be why you are getting poor gas mileage.
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Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Dealer states everything is normal. THE HONDA CIVIC IS A POS, PLEASE AVOID! They are 20 MPG from the sticker and they claim this is normal. I will never purchase another Honda, they are complete scammers!:angry:
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Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
I traded in a 2009 Smart Car on a 2007 Civic Hybrid that is supposed to get 40/45 MPG and am getting 30/39. This is not even close and yes I am light-footed and have the tire pressure at 40 all around. My non hybrid Smart was Getting 32/38 withoutneven trying, I was the first one off the stop light with my Smart Car Now I am trying to the point it is a job and the MPG is not as good as the Smart.
I had a 2007 Civic Hybrid for 2.5 years, which I just traded for another car. Didn't have much luck with mine either. What might help you is to listen to "Sunday, May 9, 2010 9:34PM #42 Silent electric cars? EU says NO." podcast found here... http://gohypermiling.com/ They cover "Our Technique: Hypermiling your Honda Hybrid" Good luck |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Originally Posted by starman
(Post 223866)
I traded in a 2009 Smart Car on a 2007 Civic Hybrid that is supposed to get 40/45 MPG and am getting 30/39. This is not even close and yes I am light-footed and have the tire pressure at 40 all around. My non hybrid Smart was Getting 32/38 withoutneven trying, I was the first one off the stop light with my Smart Car Now I am trying to the point it is a job and the MPG is not as good as the Smart.
I had a 2007 Civic Hybrid for 2.5 years, which I just traded for another car. Didn't have much luck with mine either. What might help you is to listen to "Sunday, May 9, 2010 9:34PM #42 Silent electric cars? EU says NO." podcast found here... http://gohypermiling.com/ They cover "Our Technique: Hypermiling your Honda Hybrid" Good luck off scam that Honda has. PLEASE AVOID THESES CARS!:angry: |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
I have a 2006 HCH2 and the current tank is at 47 MPG in a very hot summer with using the air conditioning. Over the past 4 years my maintenance costs have been almost zero amazingly and I routinely get 49-50 MPG no problem.
Something sounds wrong with your car frankly. Used car sales are tricky. |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Originally Posted by rysa4
(Post 223877)
I have a 2006 HCH2 and the current tank is at 47 MPG in a very hot summer with using the air conditioning. Over the past 4 years my maintenance costs have been almost zero amazingly and I routinely get 49-50 MPG no problem.
Something sounds wrong with your car frankly. Used car sales are tricky. |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
My lifetime mpg (no longer tracked on this site) is 49.9. I work at it, but I also have a lot of mountian driving (often with bikes on the roof), and winter driving (with studded snow tires). I don't know anything about your car or your commute, but I find your attitude pretty rude. If the car doesn't work for you, sell it, and move on to bother some other website.
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Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Originally Posted by Lasvegascivix
(Post 223881)
If you really got 48 MPG then the Honda dealer would have been shocked I was getting 31, they were not. This tells me some of us have car that have major defects that Honda is ignoring or there are people on this sight with big imaginations.
I own another car as well ( an SUV actually) and on the Murano boards, there is a guy who had a bad experience with his Murano. He is on some sort of personal imaginary crusade and apparently he feels he can get everyone in the country to stop buying a Murano, because of his bad experience with a used vehicle. You are similar. This Honda car is far and away the least expensive to maintain and operate highest fuel efficiency vehicle I have ever owned. Nothing else is even close. Whatever you are whining about is not all typical for the car. |
Re: Not Very Happy With Civic Hybrid
Originally Posted by kristian
(Post 223887)
. I don't know anything about your car or your commute, but I find your attitude pretty rude. If the car doesn't work for you, sell it, and move on to bother some other website.
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