I believe you should be seeing your FC improve as your car's mileage picks up. its pretty normal for new cars to be more thirsty.
But then again it depends on factors such as how heavy your right foot really is, and especially if you're frequently crawling in traffic. Even with i-stop enabled in heavy traffic i find that my fuel bars disappear quite quickly. idling / putting a 2 litre engine in stop and go situations would most definitely result in higher fuel consumption as opposed to a 1.5 liter engine.


Tried looking for the narnia switch in my car and couldn't find it. haha. I suspect that yours was installed together with the brake lock.


// has anyone had their extra sound effect from the suspension when driving in rain rectified? I'm still yet to hear from the SC i went to service about the parts availability (since 31 Dec'15). Which SC can replace the parts and what was the waiting period like?

It's happened to me but only a handful of times. IIRC if I stop kicks in and you shift to park, you can power down the car by pushing the start/stop button once. Make sure that your foot is off the brake though.

Another way to prevent I stop from activating would be to apply just enough brake pedal pressure to hold the car stationary. I stop will only activate if there is sufficient brake pressure so there is sort of a balance point in between.