What is the actual fuel consumption of a 10-year-old Odyssey?
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10-year-old Odyssey's actual fuel consumption is around 10 liters per 100 kilometers. Here is additional information: 1. Introduction: The Odyssey is a vehicle launched by Honda, which went on sale nationwide in January 2007. It is equipped with a satellite navigation system, featuring an 8-inch large display screen and voice guidance function, and uses a 2.4L i-VTEC high-performance engine with variable valve timing and lift. 2. Manufacturer: Honda is the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, and its automobile production and scale also rank among the top ten in the world. Founded in 1948 by the legendary figure Soichiro Honda, the company is headquartered in Tokyo with approximately 110,000 employees. Honda has become a multinational automobile and motorcycle production and sales group. In addition to automobiles and motorcycles, its products also include power machinery such as generators and agricultural machinery.
I've been using my 10-year-old Odyssey for almost five years now. During rush hour commutes in the city, it basically consumes around 13 to 14 liters per 100 kilometers, and it's even more fuel-hungry with the AC on full blast. It's a bit more economical on highways, roughly 9 to 10 liters, but the wind noise is noticeably louder. That's the trouble with older cars—their fuel consumption is much higher than new ones. A friend's 2018 Odyssey manages around 11 liters. Actually, replacing the air filter, cleaning carbon deposits, and using full synthetic oil can slightly reduce fuel consumption, but the key is driving habits—avoid stomping on the gas and hard braking. My car averages about 12 liters per 100 kilometers overall. When the fuel light comes on, I usually fill up with 300 yuan worth, which gets me around 400 kilometers. If an older car is well-maintained, its fuel consumption is still somewhat acceptable.
