Dearest thought she got 27 getting up while doing road driving. Up here doing city driving it shows 17.
Not bad for that class of vehicle. My Wrangler averages 21-23.
I think the CRV transmission makes a big difference. Our old Subaru had a CRV and also got 34 mpg. But a Bronco is more intended for off road use like a Jeep and doesn’t have a CRV transmission.
It has the eco post 4 cylinder 2l engine matched with that 8speed tranny. For a 250hp vehical we thought it's mileage was good. We owned a crv, and a element and both used oil after 100000 miles. No more Honda's will be seen here. Lawn mower v engine crapped out as well. Mileage was poor but these vehicles are now dated.
I guess that only matters if you trade frequently. I buy vehicles new or near new and drive them for 300k miles. When I’m done with them, they have little residual value.
for sure, my pickup has 323k since i purchased it. but many consumers trade in within 5 yrs, & the depreciation would come into play. maybe it's too early to know on the bronco sport, regards
