Post your fuel consumption here

MercMad

2003 CLK200 Kompressor, over the last 2 1/2 years it has averaged 34.5MPG, mainly around secondary roads, then the odd mix of traffic & motorways so I'd say thats a pretty good indication of its MPG !

Happy enough, though my last car a 2001 C200K was a 6speed manual and it was a bit better at about 38.5MPG over the 2 years I owned it !

BrianD3

I do a lot of long journeys and average 43-44 mpg. Renault Laguna II 1.6 petrol. Obviously economy varies according to driving conditions and speed
Average 43-44 mpg
National routes 43-44 mpg
Regional roads 49-50 mpg
Motorways: 36-37 mpg
Around town : no idea

Anan1

250 miles for E60, Mercedes C280, mixed driving, but driven quite hard. I actually don't think that's too bad.

mukki

peugeot 307 HDI

110 bhp 1.6 turbo diesel


55.4mpg is the highest average i got before reseting (i reset on each refill), but i only have it 2 weeks

halkar

1000km (620 miles) per 50L of diesel, 60mpg so says my tripy. Mainly N4, N7, M50 car parks and country back roads
C4 1.6 HDI 110bhp.

DaveD

E36 M3, get about 250 miles per 60 litres of petrol with octane booster.

thats averaging about 18mpg, mainly city driving.

Zascar

Great site for working out mpg: http://www.hicloneqld.com/data.htm

I get about 30mpg or 10 km/litre in a Honda Civic SiR, mixed driving.

Was in a Mini Cooper S Worx last week that was getting less than 18mpg on a motorway - and thats from the onboard computer!

CelticChick

2.0 Litre Honda Integra DC5

I get 120 miles out of 50 litres of petrol. Needless to say I am broke!

TheBazman

Nissan 350Z
23/24 mpg
one thir city, two thirds motorway

unkel

'96 BMW 735iA V8

Average over two years 21MPG (13l/100km). 95% Dublin driving - outside Dublin easily > 30MPG including a good bit of V8 roaring overtaking

CelticChick wrote:

2.0 Litre Honda Integra DC5

I get 120 miles out of 50 litres of petrol. Needless to say I am broke!

10MPG in a tiny skinny lightweight small engined car? :eek:

You probably only use your right foot to put the pedal right down to the metal and keep it there at all times

And you is a girl?

CelticChick

Yes I am a girl and I've been told I have a heavy foot alright! But honestly the car eats petrol, my brothers scoobys use less than my car!

And the DC5 is a alot heavier than the DC2 I'll have you know! And hey less of the tiny please!

Esel

ned78 wrote:

Depends. If it's the car, around 12-14 mpg I guess, and if it's the bike, I suppose 17? I'm one of those people who couldn't give a damn about mpg's, I enjoy driving.....

You sound like a sad spoofer tbh.

Esel

Zascar wrote:

Great site for working out mpg: http://www.hicloneqld.com/data.htm

I get about 30mpg or 10 km/litre in a Honda Civic SiR, mixed driving.

Was in a Mini Cooper S Worx last week that was getting less than 18mpg on a motorway - and thats from the onboard computer!

Oops! Just read this. Still think the Blackbird figure is bullsh though.

Mickk

9.6mpg in a hummer h2:D
Suppose I sound like a sad spoofer too esel?

Anan1

Mickk wrote:

9.6mpg in a hummer h2:D
Suppose I sound like a sad spoofer too esel?

No, you just sound insecure.

unkel

CelticChick wrote:

Yes I am a girl and I've been told I have a heavy foot alright! But honestly the car eats petrol, my brothers scoobys use less than my car!

Fair play to ya

CelticChick wrote:

And hey less of the tiny please!

My apologies. "Petite" any better?

CelticChick

unkel wrote:

My apologies. "Petite" any better?

Not really but hey we'll have to agree to disagree, maybe my perception of what is 'tiny' is vastly different to yours...

unkel

CelticChick wrote:

Not really but hey we'll have to agree to disagree, maybe my perception of what is 'tiny' is vastly different to yours...

Damn, don't confuse me, CC

You were fine with my description of skinny lightweight small but you objected to me using the word tiny. OK so, you're a 6 feet tall model, skinny and lightweight. I hope you aren't!

CelticChick

unkel wrote:

Damn, don't confuse me, CC

You were fine with my description of skinny lightweight small but you objected to me using the word tiny. OK so, you're a 6 feet tall model, skinny and lightweight. I hope you aren't!

You're obviously easily confused :rolleyes:

As a description I just prefer sleek, sexy and a complete head turner....but enough about my car

Seanie M

'99 Citroen Xsara 1.4i Coupé.

About 53 litres to fill it, most I ever clocked was 530 miles before I decided to fill up again.

Seanie.

dts

Alfa 147 1.6 about 34MPG
Alfa 156 1,8 about 40MPG
Nissan Xtrail 2.2dci 44MPG

All quoted on my drive to work average 45MPH 38miles on back roads.

Blitzkrieger

'96 GT-Four (2.0 Turbo)

Have to guess at it :

Cruising at 100mph though Germany, Belgium and France I got six and a half hours out of a tank of petrol - approx 46mpg.

Tearing around the Nordschleife I got two laps out of about a fifth of a tank - approx 9.8mpg.

Day to day driving I average about 20mpg.

See how much greener I could be if the speed limits weren't so low?

bigfeller

Land Rover Defender 110 300 TDI

27 Mixed.

30 Long journeys. Was a bit worse before I last serviced her - by about 2mpg

RobAMerc

'74 280ce Mercedes

About 12.5mpg on a long run.
Less if about town.

Must get it seen to, it should be better, but I like to push her on and shes built like a brick split house (long before the days of the cd factor!)

Max_Damage

1990 Nissan Micra 1.0L

Mixed (both country and city driving); 35-40mpg (and that's easy driving!)

It's not great considering it could get around 55mpg new. Worn carb and piston rings is to fault I reckon.

Sparky

02 1.4 Pug 206 HDi
45-50mpg
last time i filled her up to half on the 15th of Feb and have been doing all city driving, checked clock and i got 250miles to a half tank.

dbre01

01 VW Golf Estate 1.9TDI

Generally getting between 50 to 65 depending on how heavy my right foot is! Most driving on motorway or national routes.

Dave.

colm_mcm

Avensis 2.0 D-4D 03 (Old Shape) 51.7 mpg mixed driving

ds20prefecture

'72 Citroen DS 2.0
17 to 19 mpg town, about 23 to 25 mpg open road.

2000 Skoda Octavia 1.6 Estate
28mpg average town, 33 mpg average open road

junkyard

01 BMW M5: Fast: 9mpg. Normal:18mpg.:D
06 BMW X5: Fast: 15mpg. Normal:32mpg.:)
66 Daimler M.Major: Fast: 7mpg. Normal:18mpg.:eek:
62 Rolls. Silver Cloud: Fast: 6mpg. Normal:15mpg.:eek: