What MPG are you getting from your vehicle?

Dr. Steve Brule

6.8l/100km

Mazda 3 1.5 Skyactiv-G (Petrol)

Average over 60k for the last 3 years

industry accountant

corks finest wrote: »

Unreal,Savage mileage

Yeh I was happy with that. I reckon the only way I could improve it would be to do one continuous journey.

Wildly Boaring

Andrew33 wrote: »

Jeez. Where’s the progress?
My 15 year old LC with a 4.2 ltr engine has averaged 24.93mpg over the last 3.5 years.
It did peak at 25.01 back in December but a bit of fast heavy towing has dragged the average down a fraction.
That’s using an app to keep track of actual fuel used instead of the onboard display which usually shows 28-29mpg.

The progress is all on the emissions really.

Andrew33

Wildly Boaring wrote: »

The progress is all on the emissions really.

Emission figures are influenced heavily by the amount of fuel used.
Latest studies are actually proving that new vehicles are producing MORE Co2 than the models they replaced!

tabby aspreme

2.2 diesel Accord, mpg should improve when it's fully run in

Sexual Chocolate

Crock Rock wrote: »

I'm almost 29.

l/100km is more logical.

Wow, from all your other post lately I would of guessing you were about 60.


Anyways

e90 320d

On long runs I usually get between 49 - 55 mpg and that's doing 120 - 130 km/h.

On short runs I'm only getting low to mid 30s and I well believe it was my old 1.8 petrol s40 was no better or worse.

Tazzimus

Wibbs wrote: »

Lighter right foot Sir. On the Mazda front, a mate of mine has an RX8 in his stable and if he sees 20MPG he's chuffed.

Psssh where's the fun in that :pac:
Mazda is a Mazda 6 2.2 diesel. English yoke so the 185bhbp model

Midnight_EG wrote: »

Mine used to see 300km if driven easy... Driven hard you'd easily empty the tank in 120km

I could eek 400km out of it doing a lot of motorway driving, although there was days when I'd be late for work and that'd drop considerably

ELM327

Tesla Model S 90d facelift
Getting 200wh/km around town and between 240-280 wh/km on the motorway.

Approx 85 to 90 MPGe

ELM327

Dakota Dan wrote: »

I had a 3.3 litre straight diesel Nissan patrol in the 90’s, 31 mpg which I thought was fairly impressive and that wasn’t driving like a granny.

Thats a beautiful engine. Beautiful in every way, from its dawn cacophonous chorus to its effortless simplicity.


I'd love a 90's patrol with that engine now. Actually, I'd love an 80's Jag or Rolls with that oh so Irish conversion to the otherworldly 3.3

Up there with the best the diesel engine has to offer. The 6BT, the OM606 and the XUD

teediddlyeye

50 ish mpg.

1999 Audi a6 Avant with a proper torque converter box. 1.9 110hp afn engine.

Probably one of the best engines VW has ever made.

Alkers

http://www.fuelly.com/car/mazda/bongo/1996/alkers/402032 Bongo Camper - 11.7l/100km over 38,500km

http://www.fuelly.com/car/vauxhall/ampera/2012/alkers/877577 Ampera PHEV - 2.7l/100km over 16,000km

http://www.fuelly.com/motorcycle/suzuki/sv650s/2005/alkers/224634 Suzuki SV650S Motorcycle - 5.5l/100km over 41,000km

micks_address

tabby aspreme wrote: »

2.2 diesel Accord, mpg should improve when it's fully run in

If it's a UK or Ireland accord should be well run in by now? They stopped production in 2016?

Ubbquittious

22mpg imperial on lpg

pudzey101

ELM327 wrote: »

Tesla Model S 90d facelift
Getting 200wh/km around town and between 240-280 wh/km on the motorway.

Approx 85 to 90 MPGe

Niceeee

CoBo55

micks_address wrote: »

If it's a UK or Ireland accord should be well run in by now? They stopped production in 2016?

@307,000 miles I think he was joking.

duffman3833

BMW 320i E90 (170)
Avg around 33mpg
mixture of town, country roads and motorway

fletch

2019 VW Polo GTI
Average is 36mpg / 7.8l/100km since new (calculated using brim to brim method)
Best ever was 50mpg / 5.6 l/100km on a ~320km drive.
Not bad for a 200bhp 2.0ltr turbo petrol

CH3OH

Driving at 110km mostly N11 M50 just to see best I could get

1.6D Civic. computer says 76 MPG .

Probably nearer 70 MPG which is not bad.

marcos_94

Skylinehead wrote: »

23 mpg or 10.2l/100km.

09 325i. It loves the petrol. And injectors. And fuel pumps.

Is that only city driving?

Im at 9l/100km (~31mpg) over the past 20,000 km with mainly city driving but also 1-2 spins down to cork and back per month with my 08 325i

edit: I think yours is 23 US mpg which is about 28 UK mpg.

akelly02

55 mpg 1.5dci megane 142

corks finest

ELM327 wrote: »

Tesla Model S 90d facelift
Getting 200wh/km around town and between 240-280 wh/km on the motorway.

Approx 85 to 90 MPGe

Wowwwwww

Heres Johnny

A6 141, 2 litre diesel. Just back from a Dublin Limerick return trip and car showing 5.9 litres per 100kms which is 48 mpg in old money.

Now I was going pretty fast most of the way

Did same trip at 110kmph one time and got 5.0 litres per 100kms or 56 mpg

selectamatic

1990 mk2 Suzuki Alto f8b 796cc
Daily drove it all last week and it did near 43mpg (6.62L/100km)

Not bad considering that consisted of plenty of choke on cold starting and leaving it idling to warm up/thaw out.

I certainly didn't drive it with economy in mind either.

RandomViewer

40 mpg 2litre Volvo diesel, 300 k on the clock, used to be better

mikeecho

BMW 520d F10 (225'ish bhp) anywhere from 58 to 33mpg

58mpg is very sedate driving, cruise control set to 55mph on a constant run with no traffic.
3x mpg in sport mode with my foot planted against the carpet with no regard for those red circular signs with some arbitrary number.

A/C and heated seats are a constant.

Tazzimus

mikeecho wrote: »

BMW 520d F10 (225'ish bhp) anywhere from 58 to 33mpg

58mpg is very sedate driving, cruise control set to 55mph on a constant run with no traffic.
3x mpg in sport mode with my foot planted against the carpet with no regard for those red circular signs with some arbitrary number.

A/C and heated seats are a constant.

Aircon doesn't seem to make any difference. I've mine on permanently the last while and noticed no difference in MPG. Heated seats are also a godsend these mornings.

What apps are you's all using by the way?

mikeecho

Tazzimus wrote: »

Aircon doesn't seem to make any difference. I've mine on permanently the last while and noticed no difference in MPG. Heated seats are also a godsend these mornings.

What apps are you's all using by the way?

Just the onboard fuel calculation via Idrive.

I don't care about fuel consumption. I usually fill up at the cheapest circle k, and I get an 8c discount on the pump price .

PaulRyan97

2016 Golf 1.2tsi (110bhp) manual, 5.2L/100km (54mpg) on the motorway, 6.6L/100km (42mpg) on my usual urban commute.

Agricola

e90 320d

Around 45 mpg at the moment

un5byh7sqpd2x0

‘19 Leon Cupra, have only seen below 8l/100km once. Usually 8.5 and very much up...