Yep own 2016 Countryman S Great fuel economy and perfect all round vehicle. Reliability has improved since 2014. And i'm not sure how this guy averaged 25 mpg 😂 I went on 5 hour journey few months back and averaged 42.3 mpg when i arrived. Guy must've been flooring it constantly. It depends on how you drive; of course the base model 1.5L non turbo does slightly better on fuel. But you also go 0-60 mph in 10.8 seconds lol. I average 27/28 mpg city so fuel is lot better than what this guy averages
Do you have to remove the rear head rests to fold down the seats? And does each fold down individually (left, right, AND middle) or is it the usual 60/40?
Nice review however next time please ensure you discuss the mechanical specs. Engine displacement, horsepower, torque, how the AWD system works etc..... Performance matters:) Great job!
+VenomX 78410 Could be. With electric vehicles however, it's better to use heated seats (see last point here: www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/coldweather.shtml)
HighTechDad Well fair enough. Thats off a study that is both true and not. I lived for 6 years in a place where it was Always in the negative temperatures. I only got worse gas mileage because I turned it on and went back inside to warm it up. So I dont konw during this study, if they did that, or if they turned it on and instantly drove it. Idk but I have never seen a drop in MPG on colder weather. During Winter Road Trips I got 17 and during the summer I get 16 to 17. Depending if AC is on or not.
