Things Get Icy Cold At Subaru As Possible Fuel Mileage Cheating Surfaces

Might want to link the English language version of Subaru's statement, if there is one.

I’ve brought my outback 3.6 2018 in to the dealership 3 times. As well as contacted corporate. They continue to deny any issues with the vehicle. I travel highway mostly with Intermitrent city driving. My mpg over 6000 Miles is 17.5!!! This company is should be renamed Suba(wrong). Liars. And despicable. I would’ve never leased this vehicle. Ever!!! I signed up for 20mpg city and 27mpg highway. Which was a stretch for me. I did not sign up for 17.5mpg. Which ultimately is off by almost 10mpg. Ridiculous. And Criminal.

Purchased a new 2017 Outback. Driving primarily in the Los Angeles area, SoCal. Close to 10K at this point. Do mostly City driving and lucky if I get 22 MPG. MPG seems to be getting worse since it was new. Easy light pedal driver, mostly flat terrain, just me in the vehicle 99% of the time. Carry work tools not weighing more than couple hundred lbs.
Run tires a few pounds over sticker spec. Combined Highway City is rarely over 25 MPG, perhaps a few times since purchased. Monitor fuel consumption using old-school method. The computer estimated MPG is ALWAYS way over actual. Extremely disappointed! Decision to purchase weighed heavily on MPG. I'm ready to jump into a class action lawsuit anytime.

My son purchased a 2017 Impreza manual hatchback and he has noticed that the fuel milage isn't what was stated on the sticker. He has also had to have MAJOR engine work done and it's beginning to rust. So disappointed with Subaru!

My 2016 Subaru Legacy came with a fuel rating of 26 to 36 mpg and a sticker average of 30 MPG.
I have tracked my total fuel used over the last 3 years. In 2015 the drive from the dealer to California average 30.1 MPG, however the true MPG was 26.8.
Then in 2016 Subaru had a recall on the computer system. Which I wondered if it was to correct there false reading of MPG. I guess it did because my mileage went down to 26.8, true MPG was 25.2. In 2017 the MPG actually went up to 26.1, true 27.6 MPG. In 2018 the MPG is 28, 26.2 true MPG.
I fell that consumers should do something about all misleading advertisements. There just isn't any place to turn to for compiling of the information.

2015 Subaru Forester
After two years the fuel economy dropped considerably, no explanation, my regular mechanic found nothing out of ordinary.
Another two years and fuel economy is even worst barely 25-26 mpg on a run and disaster when driving in city, with minimal traffic.
And oil consumption: for 9-months of year I have found 5W-20 full synthetic to be a good compromise between excessive oil consumption and reasonable mpg. I have kept a log of fuel economy with oil changes and how much I have to add between regular scheduled oil changes; winter months I return to the "watery" 0W-20 full synthetic to help with fuel consumption, but have to check oil level in engine every 2-3 days.
Subaru this is a POS vehicle, my third Forester and probably my last!
Fuji Heavy Industries is just another corporate liar.

I've had my 2015 Outback 2.5 since new. After 84K miles, I get around 25mpg average. On long trips, the best I can achieve is 28mpg, tops. Plus, I have to add oil in between oil changes. No way is a woman going to want to climb under the hood to check oil every week or add oil. This is my last Subaru.