So there has been some discussion about how the car "learns" how you drive over the first few weeks, and adjusts performance accordingly.
I know that some of us are getting much worse mileage than expected, and was wondering if maybe resetting the "learning curve" on the car would perhaps help get me closer to the great mileage that others seem to be getting.
When I first got the car I drove it like a grandmother for the first few weeks as part of "the break-in period", perhaps that trained the car to perform poorly under real world driving style? Would it now need to be retrained?
Is it constantly learning and adapting, or does it lock in performance after an initial period?
Just trying to find some way to get somewhat respectable mileage from a sub compact touted as being super fuel efficient and best in class...
Thoughts?
I know that some of us are getting much worse mileage than expected, and was wondering if maybe resetting the "learning curve" on the car would perhaps help get me closer to the great mileage that others seem to be getting.
When I first got the car I drove it like a grandmother for the first few weeks as part of "the break-in period", perhaps that trained the car to perform poorly under real world driving style? Would it now need to be retrained?
Is it constantly learning and adapting, or does it lock in performance after an initial period?
Just trying to find some way to get somewhat respectable mileage from a sub compact touted as being super fuel efficient and best in class...
Thoughts?