2008 Honda Civic - Fillup history - Track your car or truck gas mileage (miles per gallon, MPG) online

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Latest fill-up: 40.263 MPG
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Fill-up History
Fill-up Date	Odometer	Miles	Gallons	Price Per Gallon	MPG	City%	Public Note
11/15/2008	5,981	263	6.532	1.949	40.263	0%
11/08/2008	5,718	287	7.772	2.279	36.927	0%
11/07/2008	5,431	352	10.280	2.359	34.241	0%
11/07/2008	5,079	308	8.239	2.259	37.383	0%
11/06/2008	4,771	241	6.729	2.339	35.815	0%
11/06/2008	4,530	---	6.205	2.499	---	0%
10/20/2008	3,983	291	8.321	3.139	34.972	0%	Hard driving down to LA
10/19/2008	3,692	393	10.440	3.299	37.644	0%	Hard driving down to LA
10/18/2008	3,299	253	7.095	3.359	35.659	0%	Hard driving down to LA
10/15/2008	3,046	321	10.871	3.359	29.528	20%	High speed drive to and from Davis (75-85mph)
09/29/2008	2,725	270	7.796	3.619	34.633	20%
09/24/2008	2,455	234	7.855	3.699	29.790	40%
09/12/2008	2,221	282	9.261	3.799	30.450	40%
09/02/2008	1,939	304	11.211	3.859	27.152	40%	ARCO next to Dad's work
08/15/2008	1,635	329	10.104	3.959	32.522	50%	Dad drove car for 2 weeks.
08/01/2008	1,306	109	2.601	4.2399	41.907	0%	100% 55mph highway with full trunk load; no AC
07/31/2008	1,197	245	6.138	3.999	39.915	10%	50% highway = 60-65 mph; 50% highway = 80-90 mph
07/25/2008	952	366	11.028	4.179	33.188	10%	Aggressive driving 80-90mph, AC 70% time, 10% city / 90% highway
07/18/2008	586	298	8.319	4.279	35.822	20%	Highway 65mph cruise, AC 70% time, 15% city / 85% highway
07/09/2008	288	269.0	8.772	4.399	30.666	30%	Highway 70-75mph, max AC 100% time, 30% city / 70% highway

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	By: ebovine On: 07/10/2008 Hey. Your odometer only reads 288 miles, so you're still inside your 600 mile break-in period. Most people are reporting mileage increases around 2k miles or so. Be a little patient with it. On the flip side you're already beating the EPA estimated 29mpg, so congrats!

	By: ebovine On: 07/10/2008 Honda's recommended break-in for your Civic is to just be really, really gentle with it for 600 miles. Most modern cars don't need the crazy things that older (much older) cars did. Varying your speed all the time, changing the oil immediately, etc. aren't needed these days. Speaking of oil, don't fall for the crap you're liable to get from someone about changing it right away. Honda recommends you wait until the car tells you it needs oil, including the first oil change. There are rumors that Honda puts some additive or special oil in them at the factory for during the break-in period. I've never heard that substantiated by an official Honda site, though.

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