Finding MPG of a car by sorting by City/State

[rahmanatl]

Sorry if this post doesn't belong here but I wanted to see if there was a way to find mpg of a car by sorting it for City or State. City would be better but State is acceptable. For example, Let's say that I want to see how the Camry mpg is in Houston versus Denver.

I think this tool would be useful to see what cars perform best in the City you are searching for since every city has different elevations, road designs, and weather. Sorting by state would help a little bit but sorting by City would be more accurate.

If this is possible already, please guide me how to find it. If it's not available, I think the dev team should implement a tool that can sort mpg by city/state.

Thanks!

[LDB]

That's an interesting data point. If it is available I'm not aware of it. It will be interesting to see where it goes.

[trollbait]

It would be useful. The obstacle is in the fact that location input is optional and can be vague. Then the search filters in place are things linked to the car, and location isn't.

[rahmanatl]

Originally Posted by trollbait

It would be useful. The obstacle is in the fact that location input is optional and can be vague. Then the search filters in place are things linked to the car, and location isn't.

Yeah they would need to revamp some things on the app/website to make it work.

[bobnpgh]

my 2020 Malibu 1.5l engine has been getting great gas milage..last week took a 150 mil;e trip at 50-55 mph with no a/c on just cruising 51.6 mpg...yeah what I thought at first .but last fall it got a high of 45 mpg...on way home last week I took the interstate home a/c on 65-70 mph..it did 41 mpg..back and forth to work an easy 34-36 mpg..this thing must be a freak..even filled up at start and refilled after trip and it checked out..

[ezshift5]

I was not aware of any GM car that was as fuel efficient as yours.

My last GM product was a Corvette - not really known for high MPG

Appreciate your posting.


ez