I used to live in Winnipeg, MB and I was getting 25MPG.
I now live in Kelowna, BC and I am getting 32MPG.
I was thinking it might be because Kelowna was at a lower elevation than Winnipeg, but I just checked and that's not the case.
Then I was thinking it could be because I'm in the mountains that I'm constantly going down hills, but thought that might be offset by needing to go back up those same hills.
Why would I be getting better milage?
I now live in Kelowna, BC and I am getting 32MPG.
I was thinking it might be because Kelowna was at a lower elevation than Winnipeg, but I just checked and that's not the case.
Then I was thinking it could be because I'm in the mountains that I'm constantly going down hills, but thought that might be offset by needing to go back up those same hills.
Why would I be getting better milage?