[Protatomonster]

As the title says I was wondering what MPG is to be expected out of my M2C obviously doesn't matter much but always good to know!

[imyourmaster]

Originally Posted by Protatomonster

As the title says I was wondering what MPG is to be expected out of my M2C obviously doesn't matter much but always good to know!

I don't have my window sticker in front of me but a quick Google search should answer your question. Your actual MPG will ultimately be determined by how heavy or light your foot is.

[Old Geezer]

From my window sticker: 18 city/25 highway/20 combined. I think the ‘16-‘18s were rated at 26 highway, which I routinely matched or bettered with my ‘17.

[MaineBMW]

Originally Posted by Old Geezer

From my window sticker: 18 city/25 highway/20 combined. I think the '16-'18s were rated at 26 highway, which I routinely matched or bettered with my '17.

I've had my M2C for 2 weeks now. Long highway commuting, very little traffic/city and a good amount of 'spirited' driving and I'm averaging 24 mpg.
I got 28 mpg on my 400 mile trip home from the dealer.

[Old Geezer]

Originally Posted by MaineBMW

I've had my M2C for 2 weeks now. Long highway commuting, very little traffic/city and a good amount of 'spirited' driving and I'm averaging 24 mpg.
I got 28 mpg on my 400 mile trip home from the dealer.

I think the overall reading when we got home from doing PCD on our ‘17 M2 was 26+. On a new engine, I consider that nothing short of astounding. Given identical gearing, the M2C should only do slightly less.

[dmboone25]

Originally Posted by Old Geezer

I think the overall reading when we got home from doing PCD on our ‘17 M2 was 26+. On a new engine, I consider that nothing short of astounding. Given identical gearing, the M2C should only do slightly less.

I can't get very good MPG in my F80 ZCP, even if I "try".

I'm usually in the 15 MPG range...might get 18 if I am lucky.

But I am not too bothered by filling her up, so.....