2016 Chrysler 200 S Fuel Economy Run

As promised, here is the fuel economy run I performed when having the 200S.

[@soapboxearth2]

i just test drove a new 16'. i got 7.5 on the highway doing 110-130km. on a backroad with no traffic i got 5.5 at 60km. very impressed my 15' 200 lx gets the same

[@tayfuntelli3174]

I have the exact same car. Funny thing is when I use the seat heat, steering wheel heat and rear window defroster, my mpg is going up from 12 to 14.5

[@2424Goldie]

Nice economy run! If I remember correctly, the AWD system will stay engaged as long as the temperature is below zero, has detected slipping or the windshield wipers are on.

[@TccrsCaofficial]

nice. thanks for that info!

[@bart8202]

How much snow do you guys get there in an average winter ? Here in Oklahoma we have some very snowy winters but this winter we have had very little . Stay safe my friend .

[@TccrsCaofficial]

it all depends where you're at. in my area I can end up with a few feet during a snow fall ( I live in a horseshoe area of lake Ontario) however the city of Toronto will only get 1/4"! North of Toronto is where the real snow fall is! they get up to 3-5 feet every year. if it continues to snow the whole winter then that number gets much bigger. the jet stream saves us big time. Buffalo gets the worse end of our storms. it never fails. this winter has been severely mild. we can't even ski or snowboard.

[@bart8202]

+The Canadian Car Review Show Thanks for the info , much appreciated and interesting .

[@premshashi]

Did you have snow tires or was it the regular all season tires that the car comes with?

[@TccrsCaofficial]

snow tires. but honestly all season's would have been fine as well. I had total confidence in this car. it's a great vehicle.

[@willg2446]

95 cents a litre fuck those were the days

[@TheCrankshaftRotator]

0:00 to 13:00: Poor windshield. No rain, no snow, rubbering the dry glass. Must be scratched as hell. 22:07: Are you sure? Because my 1997 BMW 523i E39 (2,5 ltr straight six natural aspirated, 170 hp, 5 speed manual) takes about 7 liters at comparable road conditions and temperatures per 100 km, when driving with 110 kmh, but with E10. Did you use E85?

[@Taydrum]

youre driving way too fast