Please can I have some STI7/STI7PPP
17 October 2003, 04:49 PM
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Fuel econonemy figures.
Looking to buy an STI7 with PPP but am a bit worried about the fuel econ (ok yeah yeah if you want economy dont buy a fast car)
I had a UK99 turbo wagon with 80000 miles on the clock before and could just about afford to run it but am concerned that the STI7 might be even worse??? can anyone give me any idea as to what your getting to the gallon and miles per tank?????? how long is a piece of string I know but if I get a few replies then I can average them out.
many thanks in advance
Looking to buy an STI7 with PPP but am a bit worried about the fuel econ (ok yeah yeah if you want economy dont buy a fast car)
I had a UK99 turbo wagon with 80000 miles on the clock before and could just about afford to run it but am concerned that the STI7 might be even worse??? can anyone give me any idea as to what your getting to the gallon and miles per tank?????? how long is a piece of string I know but if I get a few replies then I can average them out.
many thanks in advance
17 October 2003, 05:42 PM
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Dan,
I get between 17 and 25 depending upon the type of journeys etc.
Im selling my non PPP STi7 here if your interested (free plug) http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=258139
Add PPP to it and its still a bargain
[Edited by MarkWRX - 10/17/2003 5:43:12 PM]
I get between 17 and 25 depending upon the type of journeys etc.
Im selling my non PPP STi7 here if your interested (free plug) http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=258139
Add PPP to it and its still a bargain
[Edited by MarkWRX - 10/17/2003 5:43:12 PM]
17 October 2003, 10:08 PM
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Thanks mark NICE CAR but I have allready found one, I am just trying to make my mind up at the moment (girlfriend has said I can Though).
Thanks for the info guys
keep em coming
Thanks for the info guys
keep em coming
17 October 2003, 10:51 PM
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My STi7 average was 15mpg but now PPP'd about 17mpg. This is on town driving and spirited runs 
But I have achieved 25+mpg on Motorway runs and bad weather and traffic
Tony
But I have achieved 25+mpg on Motorway runs and bad weather and traffic
Tony
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18 October 2003, 12:02 AM
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27.9 on m-way... around the same as everyone else bimbling about around 22-25... If you got for a blast then dig deep as its about £1 a minute!
18 October 2003, 12:13 PM
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NXG I know what your saying m8 but I do 30k a year and the UK classic turbo I had was killing me!
But saying that I have a Nissan Almera hire car and I didnt half hate putting a tank of fuel in it, just seemed like a waste of money, never felt it was a waste putting a tank of gas in the Scooby as you new you would have fun using it.
looks like fuel returns would be a bit better than my old Scoob though.
But saying that I have a Nissan Almera hire car and I didnt half hate putting a tank of fuel in it, just seemed like a waste of money, never felt it was a waste putting a tank of gas in the Scooby as you new you would have fun using it.
looks like fuel returns would be a bit better than my old Scoob though.
19 October 2003, 08:27 PM
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I get 20/25 mpg but was worse before i got PPP 18/22 mpg . Strongly recommend you getting PPP better mpg with it but better performance when you need it!
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