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CELICA-ANDY 16 July 2004 12:44 PM

quick question?
 
I am buying a standard uk my2000 turbo, how much does it cost to fill it up and how many miles will it last if driven nicely?

Johnhowell 16 July 2004 01:23 PM

Andy,

I filled my MY2000 UK this morning 56.14 litres SUL for 236.8 miles = 19.2 mpg. This was a mix of enjoying the car and then very gentle driving once the fuel light came on at 9 litres left - so as to reach the SUL petrol station. My usual route to work is only 12 miles, 6 miles dual carriageway and 6 miles town.

The best I have ever got in 4 years of ownership is 27.8 mpg (M4, M5 consistant speed) and the worst 17.2 mpg. My usual day to day is 20-22 mpg (220-250 miles range).

No performance modifications.

John

timbo2000 19 July 2004 10:31 AM

I have a pretty standard MY2000 UK and generally get about 25-27mpg, mostly round town and a bit of countryside.

RB5 Paul 19 July 2004 12:26 PM

I've had 250ish on a long run and about 180ish on stop start driving,not the best but bloody good fun:D
It's not standard tho

Si of Sheff 19 July 2004 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by timbo2000
I have a pretty standard MY2000 UK and generally get about 25-27mpg, mostly round town and a bit of countryside.


I also get these figures, and can touch 33 on a good long traffic free saunter.

A lot of people must have lead boots or lots of mods as they rarely put these figures up on here, possibly in fear of being called a pussy!

Si

RB5 Paul 19 July 2004 12:42 PM

you pussy si :D

TonyBurns 19 July 2004 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by Johnhowell
Andy,

I filled my MY2000 UK this morning 56.14 litres SUL for 236.8 miles = 19.2 mpg. This was a mix of enjoying the car and then very gentle driving once the fuel light came on at 9 litres left - so as to reach the SUL petrol station. My usual route to work is only 12 miles, 6 miles dual carriageway and 6 miles town.

The best I have ever got in 4 years of ownership is 27.8 mpg (M4, M5 consistant speed) and the worst 17.2 mpg. My usual day to day is 20-22 mpg (220-250 miles range).

No performance modifications.

John

Ive gotten 40mpg out of my last scoob (my00 turbo) :eek: it was during the fuel crisis though so was driving very sedately :(

Tony:D

PS, now average between 20-25mpg in my MY03 JDM STI :D

zakesm 19 July 2004 06:04 PM

i fill up my 1999 imp turbo (same as 2000) with 51-52 litres of fuel and it goes 200-220 miles. mix of hard and easy driving. lowest ever was 140 miles out of a tank when the MAF sensor was ghoefed.

zak

leonski 19 July 2004 06:45 PM

does my uk 99 turbo have a fuel light then?. ive had it quite low and never seen a light?

hally81 19 July 2004 08:24 PM

i av a my 94 n that doesnt av 1, the older 1s dont av them but not sure what year they they started putting them on?

Budgie 19 July 2004 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by CELICA-ANDY
I am buying a standard uk my2000 turbo, how much does it cost to fill it up and how many miles will it last if driven nicely?

if you want to drive nicely buy a ford
PMSL

Ayde 19 July 2004 09:34 PM

leonski - yes had mine come on a couple of times but only when the needle is really low:)

zakesm 20 July 2004 05:33 PM

MY99 uk turbo does have a fuel light. comes on when needle is 'E' but even then only 52 litres goes in (8 litres left)

zak

Iwan 20 July 2004 05:51 PM


Originally Posted by leonski
does my uk 99 turbo have a fuel light then?. ive had it quite low and never seen a light?

Yep, it comes on when the needle's almost on zero. Apparently there's about 10 litres left when the light comes on, can't remember where i heard that so may not be gospel.

Cider boy 20 July 2004 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by Iwan
Yep, it comes on when the needle's almost on zero. Apparently there's about 10 litres left when the light comes on, can't remember where i heard that so may not be gospel.

Yep, mine comes on with about 10 litres left, assuming the quoted full tank of 60 litres is correct!!

The light doesn't come on until the gauge is heading well south of the "E" mark!!!! :D :D

Matt


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