re: When would you all recommend getting a new car?

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Still a difference in city driving as well.

While going from 16 to 19 doesnt seem like much in raw mpg, it's a near 20% increase in mileage. No different than say going from 22 to 26 mpg.

Again, no one is really going to buy the story a Pilot is getting the same mileage as a big body on frame 3 row gas SUV. Maybe a VERY old Pilot but not a more recent one that's rated at like 20 city 26-27 highway. You were driving it like a dog to get that poor of mileage.

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Yeah, I don't get that. I'm driving a 2017 Pilot with AWD and the 6 speed tranny and odometer 2 has almost 5k miles tracking MPG and it is at 24.8 mpg and that is with a lot of mountain driving and I don't drive slow.

Inquiring minds want to know if a behemoth $70k new vehicle is acquired will it fit in the purchasers garage??