So you haven't driven an STI? I have owned two STI's and now a WRX. And to be honest, on UK roads, the WRX is the perfect compromise. 0-60 in 5.5 seconds is not slow.
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If you're at all concerned about MPG don't buy an Impreza. It's that simple.
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Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11341741)
So you haven't driven an STI? I have owned two STI's and now a WRX. And to be honest, on UK roads, the WRX is the perfect compromise. 0-60 in 5.5 seconds is not slow.
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Originally Posted by Norman Dog
(Post 11341750)
If you're at all concerned about MPG don't buy an Impreza. It's that simple.
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Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11341753)
Yes I had a new age sti for 4 yrs. |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11341756)
Then may be your wife's WRX isn't running right.
I've had a wrx myself some years ago too. |
MPG is easily worked out. Not sure about the 3 gallon method though...
Zero your trip mileage went you fill up. Next time you fill up, divide the mileage by the litres added and then multiply by 4.55 and you have your MPG. For example, 255 miles divided by 40 litres times 4.55 = 29.2 MPG. |
Originally Posted by Donnie Brasco 46
(Post 11341772)
MPG is easily worked out. Not sure about the 3 gallon method though...
Zero your trip mileage went you fill up. Next time you fill up, divide the mileage by the litres added and then multiply by 4.55 and you have your MPG. For example, 255 miles divided by 40 litres times 4.55 = 29.2 MPG. I guess the 3 gallon guy always puts 13.635 litres every time! |
When you consider the performance, the turbo, the fact that 4 wheels are driven etc I think that the MPG is fairly reasonable for Imprezas.
I used to have BMW 325ci sport and used the get 36 MPG out of that in a long run. In my impreza I got 33.9 MPG on a long run. Not bad considering it was powering twice as many wheels! |
My Subaru is better then my Works can which is a Sprinter it only does on average 21MPG but I rag it everywhere from cold and couldn't careless about it lol.
I think I get around 25MPG on my Subaru but I couldn't care about MPG but the Impreza is the best car I've owned for MPG! If I really need to not use so much fuel I just nick the fiancées Cupra FR that's revo'd running 210BHP and averages 50MPG haha |
I fill it to the brim and get about 150 mixed motorway/ town miles until I need to fill it up again. I don't bother with conserving fuel or anticipate the road ahead other than to see if it's safe to let rip and get the back end out...
The joys of a 6.0 V8 |
Originally Posted by L.J.F
(Post 11341877)
I fill it to the brim and get about 150 mixed motorway/ town miles until I need to fill it up again. I don't bother with conserving fuel or anticipate the road ahead other than to see if it's safe to let rip and get the back end out...
The joys of a 6.0 V8 |
I would still have my old P1 back in a heart beat tbh
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Originally Posted by Norman Dog
(Post 11341750)
If you're at all concerned about MPG don't buy an Impreza. It's that simple.
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Fit an lpg system.
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Originally Posted by joshnosh
(Post 11342040)
evidently the ability to type dose not come with the ability to read my first post
"does":thumb: |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11342076)
Fit an lpg system.
put the take in myself and its booked in for next week :) 108 octain ftw cant wait :) |
lpg! what a waste of money on an old wrx, the amount of miles you need to do for it to pay for itself is silly.
a fool and his money............ |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11341732)
Read this.
http://www.metrompg.com/posts/winter-mpg.htm It isn't exactly a new discovery but common sense. I get 5-7mpg less doing the same journeys from the peak of summer to the coldest months of winter. Air is colder in the winter and therefore, more dense, so the car ecu throws in more fuel to achieve the correct mixture and prevent the engine from running lean. :thumb: I would have thought colder air would just mean more power at lower revs hence less throttle needed to cruise, funny how it all works. :) |
Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11342079)
lol the irony in this post is epic
"does":thumb: |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11342121)
Your wont to correct typos?
it was nice having my own troll, havent had one for a while :lol1: |
Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11341721)
Ahhh cess pit I love the way you need to refer to me in every post.
Do you love me or want to be me? Trolololololol
Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11341736)
Yup and as I keep telling cess pit...
I don't own an impreza of any description,doesn't change the fact I know the wrx is the poor relation to the sti in every respect. I have driven a wrx on many occasions as my Mrs still owns one and its slow compared to an sti despite cess pits claims sorry for the malapropism, T*T just invites them. I did think his obsession was with stickers but now I know it's me. Ѡ |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11342129)
Lol you wont to own yourself at times.
sorry for the malapropism, T*T just invites them. I did think his obsession was with stickers but now I know it's me. Ѡ |
Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11342087)
lpg! what a waste of money on an old wrx, the amount of miles you need to do for it to pay for itself is silly.
a fool and his money............ Back to the op, I would concentrate on servicing your car, using good fuel, tyres etc. The mpg will then take care of itself. :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11342132)
I was obviously joking. :rolleyes:
Back to the op, I would concentrate on servicing your car, using good fuel, tyres etc. The mpg will then take care of itself. :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11341791)
See my early post fella. :thumb:
I guess the 3 gallon guy always puts 13.635 litres every time! Also i feel obliged to ask again matt, What have you done to lose 135KG from your car apart from the aircon delete,Presuming you are calculating the kerb weight with appropriate fluids in at the correct 1395KG as you say its now 1260KG? |
Originally Posted by GAZ2293
(Post 11342138)
I asked how he put 3 gallons in when you can only buy and display it in gallons :lol1: Also i feel obliged to ask again matt, What have you done to lose 135KG from your car apart from the aircon delete,Presuming you are calculatin the kerb weight at the correct 1395KG? |
Originally Posted by GAZ2293
(Post 11342138)
I asked how he put 3 gallons in when you can only buy and display it in liters :lol1:
Also i feel obliged to ask again matt, What have you done to lose 135KG from your car apart from the aircon delete,Presuming you are calculating the kerb weight with appropriate fluids in at the correct 1395KG as you say its now 1260KG? |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
(Post 11342155)
I wouldn't hold out too much hope. It amazes me how some people try to work out mpg. The correct way is so simple. :wonder:
Originally Posted by tubbytommy
(Post 11342158)
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What's the MPG for 400 miles and 46 litres of fuel? I don't do sums. :D
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