1 year and 55,000 miles...

But the personal satisfaction of getting 10 MPG more is 796% higher!

 

And idling while waiting for family!

 

The red traffic lights only bug me when they wait till I'm almost there to change and I have to slam on the brakes. I really hate that. I'm pretty sure that the lights around here have a "Jerry sensor."

 

My experience is similar. The long winter took its toll-- bring on the sun, I say.

I am looking forward to the great satisfaction that comes from being "over 50".

 

Wow thanks really convince me of getting a good buy, I usually trade my car every 2 yrs or something because I always do a lot of mileage and SFtoyota has been nice to m,e always calling me after 2 yrs that they will pay off the remaining balance of my car as long as I buy a new car from them. Last 2015 prius I have that they paid off had 67,000 miles on it and that car never see a dealership or any shop after the stock free maintenance is over, I just change the oil filter and oil every 10k but my car always looks new and zero dent everytime so they know they can still sell it fast. Funny when I traded my car they paid off the remaining loan 13,800 in total and I am still on the dealership getting ready to drive off the lot with the new 4 Touring 2 weeks ago they sold my 2015 Prius 2 with 67k miles or so for 17k wow.
I still miss that car always got a lot of compliment how sexy it is haha. And my friends keeps telling me that my 2015 car is better than this 4th gen that I have huhuhu

 

How has fuel compared with the 2 cars?

 

70-100 more miles difference per tank, I usually put gas every 2days only 2015, this one every 3 sometimes 4days but it is just 2 weeks + old so may be that is why it is good on mpg

 

The fourth gens are producing markedly better fuel economy numbers, especially in warmer climates. 10~20 percent better?

 

I have a similar driving situation, but less demanding. Running the I-10 between LA and Phoenix weekly, with 15-50 miles daily during the week between the remote habitat and the workplace. I have racked up 36,000 miles in about a year. Lots of headwinds along that route. I have had many commutes with trip averages on the display in the mid 30 mpg range. Doesn't help that I rack bikes on the back 100% of the time.

 

Quite impressive! You will most likely be the first to 100k.

Many pri out there travel over 55k per year. There is a 2013 for sale in Ohio with 260,000 miles currently. Puts the average at just under 65,000 per year on the carfax.

 

This is an excellent report on your Prius. Thank you for posting.

 

Good to know. Definitely keep us fellow owners in the know.

 

A little over a year for me 22K. My mileage via Prius says 62 MPG. I never reset it. I stopped checking mileage 10 years ago with the first Prius. Now I drive it like I stole it. I do nothing except oil changes filters. I hope to get around 75K out of the tires. The gen 2 did that.

 

^ Some people blur out the license plates when posting. I'm not completely sure why, and I've actually posted a pic of ours recently, where plate number is just readable. But yeah, might be good policy?

 

Great looking roof rack. What did it cost? Yes, there are advantages to using the dealer. Lastly, never got hung up about my license plate being visible in pics. In fact I've got it on my profile pic.

 

Really appreciate your posts soldierguy. Ive had my '16 for 9 months and have 20k miles. No issues thus far. I drive about 100 miles a day, 85 of which is interstate.