[aman27]

Guys,

I was wondering how many real combined use mpgs i can expect on a 2013 335 xdrive ?

I am looking for an average # based on lets say 50 fill ups to accommodate for differences in driving habits, and commutes.

Appreciate your thoughts

[kobechrome]

I'm averaging around 21-22 mpg after 1700 miles.

[Falafel Combo]

22 MPG, 2500 miles.

[bthuss]

first 2 tanks are showing about 20.1, but my actual calculations have been closer to 18.6. lot of slow driving to work for me though and stop and go.

[Teemo Panda]

I was averaging 17-19 mpg city on my X3 35i.

[ejholt]

I drive Highway and put it on cruise (70 mph). Average about 32 mpg.

[Il Fenomeno 415]

21.4 here with about 2900 miles.

[kobechrome]

Originally Posted by ejholt

I drive Highway and put it on cruise (70 mph). Average about 32 mpg.

Unless you drive 100% highway I'm calling BS on your 32 mpg.

[emtrey]

Originally Posted by kobechrome

Unless you drive 100% highway I'm calling BS on your 32 mpg.

I am around 80% highway (with some eco drive in there) and running just under 30 mpg (tested the right way)-6400 miles on car.. 32 sounds a bit much.

[300hp]

I reset my obc. Now it's reading 20.1mpg. 95% city. I have been driving aggressively lately. 60% sport mode with DS mode activated.

FYI if you have the 19s and driving on roads similar to NJ roads good luck. I have a second tire that needs replacing. My first went flat at 1200 miles. My second just got a bubble from a pothole 2600 miles. Almost 400 dollars for the tire. Fortunately I have tire insurance

[jddssc121]

25.5mpg w/ 75% hwy and 25% city

3,335 miles

[chrisny]

I drive about 90% highway at avg 75 mph. after about 4k miles, it never really budges off 25.9. This in a 335xi with sport auto, in sport mode, where I have set it to sport chassis only, not transmission (so basically comfort setting for throttle).

[ckimmel]

Originally Posted by 300hp

I reset my obc. Now it's reading 20.1mpg. 95% city. I have been driving aggressively lately. 60% sport mode with DS mode activated.

FYI if you have the 19s and driving on roads similar to NJ roads good luck. I have a second tire that needs replacing. My first went flat at 1200 miles. My second just got a bubble from a pothole 2600 miles. Almost 400 dollars for the tire. Fortunately I have tire insurance

This isn't really good data, but after 300 miles we are in disbelief that the car is showing 26.9. Mostly highway and playing with eco pro, with very short segments of sport mode. I don't mid the ASS. I am sure the avg will go down once we get outside of the breakin though.

Not to hijack the thread, but I just wanted to say that, in my experience, I could barely keep the low profile 18s on my last car functional here around Indy. I had the factory set, a set of 18s with race tires, and 17s with blizzaks and I destroyed at least one wheel on every set and left most of them bent. I can't even imagine 19s!?!? I actually felt like that e90s tires/wheels should not even be on the road around here. Twice, I was left with flats that made me get a ride back to my house in order to get another tire/wheel to switch out.

New car has these big balloonlike 18 all seasons on it, so it seems safe, but I hate the way they look and feel.

[kobechrome]

If I go to work one-way (18 miles) and take the trip 100% eco pro with conservative driving (50/50 highway/city), I can get 29-30 mpg. Invariably during the span of a tank, I always put it into sports mode and that few moments of fun really puts a hurtin' on my overall mpg numbers. But its worth it

[Kankles]

19 mpg...mostly city driving for me, currently at 5500 miles

[gcreese]

Making short trips around town, it's around 19 mpg. Overall (mix of in-town and highway), it's around 24 mpg. The best I've done is 30 mpg: highway driving over long distances. This may not apply to a 2013 sedan -- I'm driving a 2011 xDrive coupe. However, the engines are the same (N55) and I expect the wide variability based on driving style and location is the same.