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As teacher would say "Please show your working out".
£75 divide by £0.90 = 83.33 litres.
83.33 litres divide by 4.54 = 18.35 gallons
687 miles divide by 18.35 gallons = a Victor Meldrew "I don't believe it" 37.44mpg
Not if it's a scooby unless some of the journey was on a flat bed recovery wagon.
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£75 divide by £0.90 = 83.33 litres.
83.33 litres divide by 4.54 = 18.35 gallons
687 miles divide by 18.35 gallons = a Victor Meldrew "I don't believe it" 37.44mpg
Not if it's a scooby unless some of the journey was on a flat bed recovery wagon.
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I managed 31mpg from near Manchester to Cornwall this summer.
I drove off boost and at 60mph all the way.
Oh my95uk turbo... full of camping gear and 2 bicycles on the back.
I was pretty chuffed, but pretty bored.
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I drove off boost and at 60mph all the way.
Oh my95uk turbo... full of camping gear and 2 bicycles on the back.
I was pretty chuffed, but pretty bored.
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Hand on heart, On my kids lives, God strike me dead, and all the others you can think of. I left home and never went over 3000 rpm there and back, same as ***** got
pretty bored, no re-phrase it, bored fcukin stupid but no points coming. My car is a standard MY99 Turbo
pretty bored, no re-phrase it, bored fcukin stupid but no points coming. My car is a standard MY99 Turbo
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I've never tried to save fuel on a long continuous run, but i too get around 25MPG with general driving (a bit of full boost action in there as well) from my 96 STi RA (even with it's really low gearing, 70MPH @ 4200rpm).
Low weight helps with fuel economy.
Low weight helps with fuel economy.
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on those calculations then,
best 28mpg
worst 13mpg
and general average
22mpg
best 28mpg
worst 13mpg
and general average
22mpg
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Originally Posted by DEEDEE
I left home and never went over 3000 rpm there and back
I hit 3000 just getting on & off the drive.
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Originally Posted by projucer
my95 wrx auto: full tank £40 = 130 miles (same as a bentley i guess)
Usually get between 240 and 290 per tankful. Stopped using Optimax tho' as my CEL keeps coming on with it. Any old SUL and it's fine....
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I got 370 miles from a tankful - just over 11 gallons - the other week . . . (modded bugeye, so slightly larger tank), and even that's only around 31mpg. Long journeys, although I admit I may have been going at a fraction over 60mph - but only for 360 miles or so on that tank
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deedee drives like an old man (sorry he is an old man) lmao
my best 18mpg
worst about 8ish :
my best 18mpg
worst about 8ish :
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