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  1. I hear all the chatter about C-max poor gas milage and how people are disappointed! But, they never stop to consider, that it's both a gas/EV car. You could care less what kind of MPG you are getting, you should care more about what kind of EV you are getting, cause that is the only thing that matters! You go to trip and look at your gas milage, then add your EV milage, then divide by fuel used to get your MPGe, which is your true fuel/EV economy. Get it? MPG+EV/gallons used=MPGe I think you will be surprised. You have to add on the milage the car was driven on BATTERY or EV, to MPG, to get your true MPGe. Stop thinking the C-max is a gas car, it's battery car with an engine backup. And use the see-saw method for better fuel economy. I'm getting 60-70 MPGe! Happy, happy.
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