Please include whether clean mileage or if you had any transmission maintenance/repairs (this is to track CVT reliability)

2016 with 26,000 miles, had the car for about 2 weeks. Getting 25.1 mpg combined.

2016 with 79k miles on OG trans. Coming to 80k miles pretty soon. I suggest you do a D&F at 60k and then a 1/2 D&F at every 30k miles onwards. I tend to do mine early due to my extremely high OCD levels.

I haven't had issues yet though, but its just me I guess, since I might have been one of the lucky ones. Granted, I drive 60 MPH for roughly 500 miles a week (unless I wanted to speed, where I did a few times to circulate the fluids here and there once in a while).

So far this year, I am averaging 28 mpgs due to me having a pizza hut delivery job on the weekends which is taking a toll on my gas mileage. The CVT is still going strong. Probably I might end up keeping this dang car for 20 years if the trans doesn't go out on me in the next 3 years or whenever it passes 200k miles with the original trans.

Best way to see how your gas mileage is doing is compare to the data on fuelly.com I had three years worth of 2016 SL data before buying my 2018. Lots to compare to there.

Frzninvt wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2019 3:30 am

Best way to see how your gas mileage is doing is compare to the data on fuelly.com I had three years worth of 2016 SL data before buying my 2018. Lots to compare to there.

I think OP wanted mileage on the CVT not MPGs, but oh well, we given him both either way

datechboss101 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2019 2:01 pm

Frzninvt wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2019 3:30 am

Best way to see how your gas mileage is doing is compare to the data on fuelly.com I had three years worth of 2016 SL data before buying my 2018. Lots to compare to there.

I think OP wanted mileage on the CVT not MPGs, but oh well, we given him both either way

Yes, was going to see how long (miles) these 2nd Gens are running without any CVT issues.