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What are people getting on long highway runs over 100 miles, and average MPG also?
What repairs have you done other than basic maintance?
From fuelly.com where owners post their fuel consumption. The Accord Hybrid is good for high 30's on the highway or about you can see with a turbocharged CUV with AWD.
http://www.fuelly.com/car/honda/accord/2015/jaylasco/372543
There wasn't a 2016 Accord Hybrid offered as manufacturers have to burden extra expensive to offer dual mode propulsion and why when battery tech improves we'll all be riding around in expensive electric golf carts.
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People are seeing an average of 42 MPG with their 2015 Accord Hybrids based on 1.2 million miles of driving.
http://www.fuelly.com/car/honda/accord/2015?engineconfig_id=341&bodytype_id=1&submodel_id=
The Accord Hybrid is reliable. If you haven't bought it yet, consider the Camry Hybrid, which has a larger community. My point is that the Accord Hybrid never really sold well and it may be hard to find information about it compared to the Camry.
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The OP asked for 100 miles highway. Hybrid are not as good on the highway as they are in rhe city driving due to regenerative operating characreristics. Therefore highway fuek economy js usually lower rhan city driving
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41mpg highway driving (very consistent) Between 50-60mpg around town. Heat and humidity actually add a lot of play in those numbers as well surprisingly.
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