Holy MPG!
Drove about 150 miles the other day and managed 31mpg in my 336bhp 2005 STi! For some reason this is an absolute miracle, as I never expected to see 31mpg. I know motorway miles is different, but for once I sat at 70mph rather than 80 and it improved the mpg drastically. I didn't think I'd see the day of 30mpg plus haha..
Anyone else got over 30mpg before? |
Not in my newage, but the classic got 30mpg average, even though it had more power... To be honest, I don't see why people don't equate economy with these motors... Sure they'll drop into single figures if you rag them, but what car won't?
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Originally Posted by RedScoob
(Post 11912508)
Not in my newage, but the classic got 30mpg average, even though it had more power... To be honest, I don't see why people don't equate economy with these motors... Sure they'll drop into single figures if you rag them, but what car won't?
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I can get 36mpg in my 340 hp 2013 sti saloon whilst in sports sharp. ��
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Originally Posted by Beastie
(Post 11912540)
I can get 36mpg in my 340 hp 2013 sti saloon whilst in sports sharp. ��
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Originally Posted by SubieJack
(Post 11912505)
Drove about 150 miles the other day and managed 31mpg in my 336bhp 2005 STi! For some reason this is an absolute miracle, as I never expected to see 31mpg. I know motorway miles is different, but for once I sat at 70mph rather than 80 and it improved the mpg drastically. I didn't think I'd see the day of 30mpg plus haha..
Anyone else got over 30mpg before? |
Originally Posted by Jonny Park
(Post 11912550)
You must have an updated rear arb 😆
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Was taking the p1ss out of a guy who used to be on here that claimed his car was better on fuel because of his arb.Can't remember his name,was Matt something I think.
How did you calculate your mpg did you brim the tank? |
Regularly used to get 300+ miles from a tank full to warning light on my 280 hp 05 wagon, best was 360 miles. Don't get much more than 220 miles in my 09 spec C.
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I'm usually around the 28-30mpg mark with a mixture of driving which I'm pleased with. Much less power than you in my wrx wagon currently @ 246bhp & 270 ft-lbs of torque.
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Originally Posted by Jonny Park
(Post 11912552)
Was taking the p1ss out of a guy who used to be on here that claimed his car was better on fuel because of his arb.Can't remember his name,was Matt something I think.
How did you calculate your mpg did you brim the tank? aRSe MATT is still lurking about with his muddy tyres :lol1::lol1::lol1: |
Averaged 36mpg in my FSTi in a 200 motorway journey doing between 50-80mph pretending there is an egg between the throttle pedal and my foot trying not to break it.
I only did this exercise once. The next day I did around 15mpg in a trackday, that was slightly more fun ;) |
Originally Posted by Jonny Park
(Post 11912552)
Was taking the p1ss out of a guy who used to be on here that claimed his car was better on fuel because of his arb.Can't remember his name,was Matt something I think.
How did you calculate your mpg did you brim the tank? Anyhow, I always look at my Sti with regret considering the WRX can do 45mpg and can get you to where you're going MUCH FASTER :lol1: |
Originally Posted by fpan
(Post 11912571)
Averaged 36mpg in my FSTi in a 200 motorway journey doing between 50-80mph pretending there is an egg between the throttle pedal and my foot trying not to break it.
I only did this exercise once. The next day I did around 15mpg in a trackday, that was slightly more fun ;) You must drive like a granny.... :eek: I average 4-6 mpg on track taking it easy. At one point we were down to 1.7mpg... Probably only average 12 out on the road. |
Regularly averaged 28mpg in my blob wagon ppp day to day and 36mpg on my regular 1300mile trip across Europe @ a steady 70/80mph, think I could have got more if I just stuck to 70mph but I'm either trying to make the ferry or just wanting the drive to be over. I stick to the speed limit on motorways as the fines are expensive and a load of hassle that just costs time and money I'd rather spend on other things.
There's no reason not to want to get some reasonable mpg when just going about your daily business and then watch it drop by 10/15mpg when having a bit of fun, goes with the territory. |
I think I manage to average about 24mpg when I commute in my 07 spec c, but I'm not trying to be economical. Meant having to fill up every 3 days! Haha
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Use to get 35mpg on my none turbo, my classic is about 28mpg i think.
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get low to mid 30-s regularly
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Originally Posted by SubieJack
(Post 11912505)
Anyone else got over 30mpg before? Although don't own an Impreza any more. :cry: |
Are all of these figures calculated or off a trip computer?
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I can get high 20s from my 530bhp hatch but can easily get into single figures when my right foot is heavy
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Originally Posted by SubieJack
(Post 11912545)
Lol, it doesn't count if you drive at 45 behind lorries :lol1::lol1::lol1:
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
(Post 11912577)
15mpg on a track day?
You must drive like a granny.... :eek: I average 4-6 mpg on track taking it easy. At one point we were down to 1.7mpg... Probably only average 12 out on the road. 1.7?! You must have seen the petrol gauge moving. 12mpg on the road?! The gas pedal isn't an ON/OFF switch ;) |
Originally Posted by Jonny Park
(Post 11912552)
Was taking the p1ss out of a guy who used to be on here that claimed his car was better on fuel because of his arb.Can't remember his name,was Matt something I think.
How did you calculate your mpg did you brim the tank? |
Pretty promising that the WRX is good on MPG. I know you don't buy these cars for economy, but why not have a car that's as fun as the scoob, but also does good fuel when going about your daily chore eh?
I do about 170ish miles a week in my STi and average about 22mpg :D I reckon I could easily do better, but it's so addicting to just get on boost every time I drive it. I feel as though if I don't drive it properly it's a waste! I obviously keep within the limits of the law.. |
Originally Posted by ditchmyster
(Post 11912602)
There's no reason not to want to get some reasonable mpg when just going about your daily business and then watch it drop by 10/15mpg when having a bit of fun, goes with the territory.
Usually people give it the oh well you don't buy cars like this to get high mpg and then show off how low their mpg is like people will be impressed or something. But filling up with fuel no matter how much you love your car is a bloody chore. Some people only have 1 car so getting decent mpg is a must when on a run and then when allowed you can get lower mpg figures. |
Originally Posted by Dblock
(Post 11912860)
+1
Usually people give it the oh well you don't buy cars like this to get high mpg and then show off how low their mpg is like people will be impressed or something. But filling up with fuel no matter how much you love your car is a bloody chore. Some people only have 1 car so getting decent mpg is a must when on a run and then when allowed you can get lower mpg figures. |
Originally Posted by Dblock
(Post 11912860)
+1
Usually people give it the oh well you don't buy cars like this to get high mpg and then show off how low their mpg is like people will be impressed or something. But filling up with fuel no matter how much you love your car is a bloody chore. Some people only have 1 car so getting decent mpg is a must when on a run and then when allowed you can get lower mpg figures.
Originally Posted by fpan
(Post 11912794)
That included some normal road driving , I can't remember could be around 11mpg, it was a while ago..
1.7?! You must have seen the petrol gauge moving. 12mpg on the road?! The gas pedal isn't an ON/OFF switch ;) |
i get 60mpg regularly in my 1230bhp '14 STi.
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Originally Posted by Brun
(Post 11912752)
Are all of these figures calculated or off a trip computer?
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