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Max Power1

RoverJames wrote: »

I'd take the NCT kg with a grain of salt, a car I had was 200kg heavier on one scales then another an hour later

Absurdum wrote: »

Parkers says it's 1400kg, and should get 36mpg

Looks like the 200 kg seems to be the standard NCT overestimation then! (perhaps its partially accounted for by the weight of fuel and other fluids)

As I said, I am going to do an accurate MPG check next time I fill her up. I may be underestimating the MPG/consumption as Im only going on rough figures

jaffa20

Averages out around 39-41 mpg.
Audi a3 1.6
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That is mainly motorway driving but in rush hour traffic so quite a bit of stopping and starting still. I use redex now and again and think it helps keep the mpg up but maybe it's all in my head.

Always fill up to brim and reset. Once it reaches about 400 miles, fill it up again and calculate how much gallons it needed for those 400 miles.

Think that's the right way to do it

TM RACING

alfa 75 3.0 v6
18 mpg

kuro2k

96 Toyota Hilux Surf 3.0TD

23.05 mpg, mixed driving

Cass

2007 - Nissan Navara - 2.5TD - 36.8mpg.

2005 - Opel Vectra - 1.9cdti (SRI) - 52.3 mpg.

citroen

overall consumption since i bought the car-according to onboard computer-is 6.3l/100km-that works out at about 45 mpg-Scirocco Bluemotion

Big J

'00 Opel Vectra 1.6 petrol. 42mpg - mostly out of town driving.

Previous car was a '94 Volvo 850 estate 2.4 auto. 27mpg for much the same use (one of the reasons I eventually traded it in for the Vec).

Hermy

Opel Vivaro 1.9
197,000km
36mpg

Here's another useful conversion page if anyone's interested.

antomorro-sei

Vauxhall Corsa 1.3 CDTi SXi

50.34MPG, mixed driving.

samsemtex

1.8 Alfa 156

According to the computer 39mpg but I'd say it's more around 33-34.

antodeco

Fizman wrote: »

Thats shocking stats for a car of that size! My 2.0l TFSI gives me close to 33 mpg and I wouldn't have the lightest foot around.

Whats this 'light' foot you talk about?

galwaytt

Update, have discovered 'lead foot' and mpg on Saab 9-3 150Tid Estate, now mooching along at 47mpg -ish.

fabmorretti

03 Golf 1.6

31-34 mpg urban, a light foot doesn't really make a difference, might bring it to 36 which isn't worth the hassle.

38-40 motorway although I haven't really given it a good bash so It could be more.

Dublinstiofán

Honda Civic 1.4

40.4 MPG

Stoolbend

07 Honda Accord 2.0 pet. 7.9l/100km (35mpg). Thats taking it handy. The first few weeks was 10l/100km (28mpg).

TM RACING

TM RACING wrote: »

alfa 75 3.0 v6
18 mpg

Dose that mean I win!

Max Power1

TM RACING wrote: »

Dose that mean I win!

that even trumps my thirsty rover, so yes i think you do win!

TM RACING wrote: »

Dose that mean I win!

depends, how are you driving to achieve that?

E39MSport

See my post on recent similar thread.

R.O.R

Last tank - 770km from 55.05 Litres (Empty to full)

Works out at 7.1L/100km or 39.51MPG.

2005 Honda Accord 2.0i VTEC - 85% (ish) motorway or good, straight N Road.

Worst I've seen on the same journey is around 7.7L/100km or 36.63mpg, but hasn't been that bad since they opened all the lanes on the M50.

McSpud

Dublin-Dingle-Dublin so about 510 miles.
Approx 36-38mpg in Peugeot 406 1.8L petrol.
Was fairly empty when I filled the tank for E80.

Could not quiet manage it on a full tank even easing off near the end. Not too much traffic so mainly a mix of 50:50 motorway & national roads.

I normally just do urban driving so never calculate as would too low.

JHMEG

75 mpg on the motorway (at ~100km/h)
65 mpg on N roads
52 mpg around town

Averaging 62 mpg which is probably two thirds urban.

Civic 1.3 IMA

TM RACING

SV wrote: »

depends, how are you driving to achieve that?

I dont bring it out much, but when i do i keep her lit. Nothing too mad, a bit of sideways action, you know your self. I am pretty happy with 18mpg, I would not be however if i drove it every day.
Figured out the mpg on my Delta HF yesterday. 22mpg, not bad for an old road going rally car.

challengemaster

challengemaster wrote: »

99 Almera 1.4 - 28-30 mpg
95 skyline gts 2.0 n/a - ~15mpg

TM RACING wrote: »

Dose that mean I win!

nope, means I win

challengemaster wrote: »

nope, means I win

ah jaysus..N/A and only 15mpg?
hardly worth it..they're practically dead in the water aren't they?

Goono911

01 BMW M3 - 20MPG average

yop

Mazda 6 MPS 2.3 Petrol

Current avg 19.2 L/100

It likes fuel

Andrew33

EPM wrote: »

There's something wrong with your car

Defo! does he know it has 2nd,3rd,4th and 5th in the gearbox?

jimbling

18mpg.
E46 BMW M3.

Eoin

What type of usage is that jimbling?

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