Why is my Audi A2 getting poor gas mileage?

I recently noticed that my Audi A2 is not getting the same gas mileage as it used to. I regularly get my car serviced and keep up with maintenance, so I'm confused as to why my gas mileage has decreased. What could be causing this issue?

Hi Jessica, there could be a few reasons for your car's poor gas mileage. It's possible that your tires are underinflated, which can cause your car to use more fuel. Another possibility is that your air filter is dirty and needs to be replaced. It's also important to make sure you're not carrying excess weight in your car, as this can also affect gas mileage. I recommend checking these things and getting your car looked at by a mechanic if the issue persists.

Hi Jessica, have you changed your driving habits lately? Sudden acceleration, excessive idling, and harsh braking can all contribute to decreased gas mileage. Another potential factor could be the type of fuel you're using. Check your owner's manual to ensure you're using the recommended fuel for your Audi A2. If you've made any changes to your driving habits, try adjusting them and see if that improves your gas mileage.

Hi Jessica, have you noticed any changes in the weather or temperature lately? Cold weather can cause your car's fuel economy to decrease. If you live in an area with cold winters, try using a block heater to warm up your engine before driving. This can help improve gas mileage. Also, make sure you're using the correct grade of motor oil for your car. Using the wrong oil can lead to decreased gas mileage.