dont buy it
dont buy the new ecoboost ford its s**t on fuel as little as 28mpg now doing 32,its going back after a three month s**t with the dealer they are now going to change it
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It wasn't high on my list. ( in fact iv never heard of it )
But I'm going to buy it anyway just incase you're simply being mischievous :thumb: |
Which model? How many miles on the clock?
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focus titanium x nice car but 1.0ltr 125 ecoboost dont do what it says powers good but s**t on fuel
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Get a new Dacia instead.
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1200 miles but spoke to someone whos done 12000 mile and he said his was crap
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my scooby does more
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Reviews don't look good on the economy front.
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That focus, in general, I reckon is one of nicest looking cars iv seen for quite a while
No idea how it runs |
Well it is a turbo petrol and a 1 ltr petrol turbo squeezing 125hp of of it gonna be stretching the engine and fuel economy, not hard to work out
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125 hp out of a 1.0ltr is pritty s**t hot and the engine is as big as a sheet of A4 paper but drinks fuel like a V8
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thats the point it aint eco
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I've never gotten 28 mpg out of a V8
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My inlaws have a 2 month old Ecoboost B max. Compared to the 1.8 C max they had before they report better economy (far better than 28mpg) and they do a lot of stop start town driving. They say it is more powerful as well although I think that it is mainly due to the improved torque.
Could yours be faulty? |
There are loads of reports of poor fuel economy, so doubt it's a one off.
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Perhaps it's a driving style thing? As in, the harder you drive it, the exponentially worse economy you get - a bit like how driving a normal road car hard is less economical than driving a supercar around at the same speed.
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The turbo diesel Mini which I have does 45 mpg on short shopping runs and about 55-60 or so on a run, has good acceleration and is very nice to drive too.
Les |
should have gone for the 1.6 tdci.
40 odds round town and 50 odd on the motorway. only done couple of hundred mile in ours but seems ok. not the most powerful thing (in fact it wouldnt pull your f0resk1n back) but £20 quid road tax makes me smile. |
Originally Posted by SRSport
(Post 10982506)
My inlaws have a 2 month old Ecoboost B max. Compared to the 1.8 C max they had before they report better economy (far better than 28mpg) and they do a lot of stop start town driving. They say it is more powerful as well although I think that it is mainly due to the improved torque.
Could yours be faulty? |
Originally Posted by njkmrs
(Post 10983293)
should have gone for the 1.6 tdci.
40 odds round town and 50 odd on the motorway. only done couple of hundred mile in ours but seems ok. not the most powerful thing (in fact it wouldnt pull your f0resk1n back) but £20 quid road tax makes me smile. |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 10983284)
The turbo diesel Mini which I have does 45 mpg on short shopping runs and about 55-60 or so on a run, has good acceleration and is very nice to drive too.
Les Sorry mate - just couldn't resist.:p |
New Mondeo to have a ONE litre engine......just seen it today.
This is becoming silly. |
I could get more out of my tuned Focus ST
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That does seem silly. I would be willing to bet that a 1.6 Turbo would be more economical and far more usable on a car that size.
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My Focus 1.6 Turbo does mid 30s all day long and I drive it like a knob! :D
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I've just returned an Audi A1 loan car. I had it three weeks and it averaged 53.4mpg. It was the 2.0 140bhp TDI, it went like stink and I could get over 60mpg on an A road run doing 50-60mph. The best I saw was around 64mpg.
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I always wondered how they actually achieved the quoted mpg figures for the 1.0 eco boost focus. It just didn't stack up. A 1.3 tonne car powered by a tiny engine is never going to result in great fuel economy. :wonder:
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All i know is if you're doing short journeys don't get a 2l diesel.
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but i had a 2ltr tdi and was getting 55 +
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Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 10986443)
All i know is if you're doing short journeys don't get a 2l diesel.
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