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2015 i4 CVT Sport, I'll average 31-33mpg for my 120 round trip to work.
 
My V6 has averaged 28.5 MPG in mixed driving. I don't drive strictly city or highway, mainly 35-45 mph roads with mild to moderate traffic and a moderate amount of traffic lights. Now that the temps have warmed up, I'm getting about 33-35 MPG on the way to work (less traffic) and 27-30 MPG on the way home (more traffic and therefore, more sitting at traffic lights). My round trip is 30 miles, with an average speed of just over 30 mph. My last few tankfuls have been in the 30-32 MPG range, much better than the dismal 25-27 MPG that I was seeing in the winter time.

As a warning to any future V6 owners out there: The V6 hates the cold. Mileage plummets, and so does refinement as the VCM vibrates like no other when it's below a certain temperature (50 degrees seems to be the barrier, though I can feel a bit more vibration than normal in temps up to 65). Above 65 degrees and the mileage is great, and the VCM vibrations can't even be noticed. Don't ask me why. Maybe my car is demon-possessed, and only warm temperatures ward them away?
 
I have almost 21k on my 2014 Sport.

Average 450-480 miles per tank. 28-30mpg in winter. Now that its warmer, 32-34mpg.
 
2014 accord sport. 80% Highway 20% local, keep it under 75 mph on the highway but I'm not afraid to run it up into the 5000 RPM range to get onto entrance ramps or to pass. Since purchase, averaging 33.5 mph on the computer (which I have found to be pretty accurate) in 38,000 miles.
 
I average 28mpg on my v6 sedan automatic. I am not a heavy footer (according to the mpg some people here get) but I don't drive like a saint either. About 80% of my driving is on the freeway though so it does help out with mpg.
 
2015 Sport with 1200 miles. Took it on a 800 mile road trip over the weekend traveling 70-75mph on eco mode and got 40mpg. In mixed city driving I get around 31mpg.
 
I've had my 14 sport 6 speed for almost 14 months and nearly 12,000 miles.I set the trip B after the 1st tank and have averaged 34.1 MPG since then,it rolled back to 0 miles at 10k but still shows my average MPG since second tank.
I live at 9100 feet,keep econ button on nearly all the time,drive pretty mellow most of the time.
Out and back to the reservoir 60 mile R/T 1600' elevation change I average 41-43 MPG.
30-36 on my commute to work (7 miles)flat roads depending on how many of the 7 lights are green.
Driving to Denver 2000' elevation gain(to 11,100') then a 5000' elevation loss I get 50-54.Coming back uphill I get 30-31MPG.

Recently took it on a 3000 Mile road trip,Colorado to Olympia Washington.Averaged 32 MPG due to higher highway speeds.In the 80 MPH zone of Idaho,Utah,Wyoming at 3+ speed cruise on I got 29 MPG.
Really happy with this car,gets better MPG than our 09 civic EX 5 speed stick, more power,smoother ride.Looks better IMO.
This car seems to get better gas mileage at high elevation
 
I just used my second tank of gas. Average (about 70% city/30% highway) - 27.7mpg with very conservative driving.
 
I've had my 14 sport 6 speed for almost 14 months and nearly 12,000 miles.I set the trip B after the 1st tank and have averaged 34.1 MPG since then,it rolled back to 0 miles at 10k but still shows my average MPG since second tank.
I live at 9100 feet,keep econ button on nearly all the time,drive pretty mellow most of the time.
Out and back to the reservoir 60 mile R/T 1600' elevation change I average 41-43 MPG.
30-36 on my commute to work (7 miles)flat roads depending on how many of the 7 lights are green.
Driving to Denver 2000' elevation gain(to 11,100') then a 5000' elevation loss I get 50-54.Coming back uphill I get 30-31MPG.

Recently took it on a 3000 Mile road trip,Colorado to Olympia Washington.Averaged 32 MPG due to higher highway speeds.In the 80 MPH zone of Idaho,Utah,Wyoming at 3+ speed cruise on I got 29 MPG.
Really happy with this car,gets better MPG than our 09 civic EX 5 speed stick, more power,smoother ride.Looks better IMO.
This car seems to get better gas mileage at high elevation
Awesome fuel economy. You're definitely a top one percenter!
 
So I logged all my fillups after my initial one. I posted this somewhere else in this forum (haha hope it wasn't this thread) but can't find it right now.

Basically, I stuck with primarily Costco or Chevron gas. Even down to the same pump for consistency. I drive in Tampa Bay so suburban roads with highways and lots of bottlenecks so I can hit bumper to bumper during rush hour everyday.

One thing I noticed is that the gas mileage meter in the Accord is always about 1 mpg off from the "actual" calculated below. Since it's consistent, I don't really care but I'm not sure why there's that discrepancy.

Oh yea and it's a '15 EXL i4 4D

6/28/15 - 451.7/14.825 - 30.469
7/8/15 - 427/14.076 - 30.355
7/17/15 - 459.6/14.791 - 31.073
7/29/15 - 463.1/14.613 - 31.691
8/8/15 - 380.1/11.839 - 32.106
8/17/15 - 449.9/14.698 - 30.61
8/26/15 - 492.3/15.291 - 32.2
9/4/15 - 457.4/15.012 - 30.47
9/16/15 - 488.7/15.554 - 31.42
9/24/15 - 332/10.8 - 30.74
10/1/15 - 472.9/14.284 - 33.106
10/15/15 - 457.2/15.138 - 30.020
10/23/15 - 359.7/11.831 - 30.403
10/26/15 - 529.2/15.827 - 33.437
11/7/15 - 432.4/14.171 - 30.513
11/13/15 - 262.9/9.096 - 28.903
 
Lifetime mpg 35+. Worst ever 28 with heavy city and best 44/45 at steady 65. Lx accord cvt 2015. Disclosure-only 2k miles so far....
 
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2014 V6 coupe; regularly avg 28 mpg to work, 45 mile round trip on country back roads including about 12 miles of that is on 1 lane state Highways at 45-50 mph. On long trip highways I avg 34-35 mpg, which is great at 70-75 mph


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Why not any 2013 I4s.

I just finished out my 3rd MM, the A2 service done @ 14%. Would have gone lower but wanted to get the TSB done and figured might as well do it all at once.

The CPU said I averaged 32.4 over 8,038 miles.

I'm about 80% highway but my highway is about 60% bumper to bumper during rush hour so its more like city driving.

When I can get out and no one is front of my I'll run in the upper 30s.

Definitely have seen a drop from averaging 34/35 in the summer to 30/31 with the winter fuel mix.
 
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