Average MPG
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Average MPG
i am used to having trip computers in my car and of my last 3 cars ive averaged about:
31mpg - 206 gti
24mpg - astra turbo coupe
27mpg - clio 182
now i know i should get pretty crap mpg coz i only do 10 miles during weekdays (work and back, stop and start, never over 30mph) and then maybe 100 miles at weekends A-roads mainly, with the odd squeeze of throttle, but nothin silly.
ive just worked out my mpg from the last fill up manually, 53 litres lasted 200 miles which i worked out at 17MPG!
is this normal, what do people average in their scoobs?
31mpg - 206 gti
24mpg - astra turbo coupe
27mpg - clio 182
now i know i should get pretty crap mpg coz i only do 10 miles during weekdays (work and back, stop and start, never over 30mph) and then maybe 100 miles at weekends A-roads mainly, with the odd squeeze of throttle, but nothin silly.
ive just worked out my mpg from the last fill up manually, 53 litres lasted 200 miles which i worked out at 17MPG!
is this normal, what do people average in their scoobs?
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Originally Posted by homerjay
i am used to having trip computers in my car and of my last 3 cars ive averaged about:
31mpg - 206 gti
24mpg - astra turbo coupe
27mpg - clio 182
now i know i should get pretty crap mpg coz i only do 10 miles during weekdays (work and back, stop and start, never over 30mph) and then maybe 100 miles at weekends A-roads mainly, with the odd squeeze of throttle, but nothin silly.
ive just worked out my mpg from the last fill up manually, 53 litres lasted 200 miles which i worked out at 17MPG!
is this normal, what do people average in their scoobs?
31mpg - 206 gti
24mpg - astra turbo coupe
27mpg - clio 182
now i know i should get pretty crap mpg coz i only do 10 miles during weekdays (work and back, stop and start, never over 30mph) and then maybe 100 miles at weekends A-roads mainly, with the odd squeeze of throttle, but nothin silly.
ive just worked out my mpg from the last fill up manually, 53 litres lasted 200 miles which i worked out at 17MPG!
is this normal, what do people average in their scoobs?
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my STI w/PPP has 27000 miles, i filled up with 53litres of optimax as soon as the light came on. so i'm guessing i could have done another 25miles if i ran it dry.
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Not sure what I usually get around town (will have to work it out someday), but a recent trip across country saw me get 31.7mpg from a lightly-modded Scoob. I have seen it nearly down to single figures on a trackday though.
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Cool, this week's mpg thread!
My wrx averaged 24.5 mpg pre-ppp (that's on about 10,200 miles).
Post-ppp it's averaging 24.8 mpg (on about 3,100 miles).
This includes long, boring motorway miles and too few b-road blasts.
I've only gone (just) over 30 mpg twice (I keep record each time I fill up, as I'm sad).
My wrx averaged 24.5 mpg pre-ppp (that's on about 10,200 miles).
Post-ppp it's averaging 24.8 mpg (on about 3,100 miles).
This includes long, boring motorway miles and too few b-road blasts.
I've only gone (just) over 30 mpg twice (I keep record each time I fill up, as I'm sad).
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38mpg for me
Then again, I do know how to drive properly .......... remember, if you have to use the brakes you are wasting fuel and money!! So, think ahead and keep a good distance from the car in front!!
Anyone getting less than 30mpg need to re-take their tests as they are clearly driving like a wally!!
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Then again, I do know how to drive properly .......... remember, if you have to use the brakes you are wasting fuel and money!! So, think ahead and keep a good distance from the car in front!!
Anyone getting less than 30mpg need to re-take their tests as they are clearly driving like a wally!!
Pete
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Originally Posted by pslewis
38mpg for me
...Anyone getting less than 30mpg need to re-take their tests as they are clearly driving like a wally!!
Pete
...Anyone getting less than 30mpg need to re-take their tests as they are clearly driving like a wally!!
Pete
Back under your bridge, troll!
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Originally Posted by Trap2Terrorist
Fast/aggresive driving = 18-22mpg
Can usually get 230-250 from a full tank on a long run if the right foot takes a rest. 200-220 is about the norm for me. If I have to fill up below 200 miles you can guarantee I've enjoyed myself somewhere along the line. I think about 160 is my record so far
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Standard WRX Bugeye. I have averaged 32MPG a few times - mix of driving and some fast boosty blasts when driving conditions and traffic flows worthwhile - but no short stop start journeys. Usual average around 27-29MPG. Latest was all the way back from Penzance to High Wycombe - 31MPG with fully laden heavy luggage and three occupants with air con on for about 50% of time - I think that's reasonable.
PS LEWIS does make a good point about driving sensibly and planning ahead - but I seriously doubt I would get anywhere near 38MPG whatever I did. Might try one day though if I can stay awake.
PS LEWIS does make a good point about driving sensibly and planning ahead - but I seriously doubt I would get anywhere near 38MPG whatever I did. Might try one day though if I can stay awake.
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I've got an my03 sti ppp and depending on driving conditions I've managed a low - but fun - 80 miles to a tank (promise it was on a track) to 330 miles on an 85 mph motorway cruise
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who cares ? drive the car and fill it up when needed. I worked mine out once on a long trip keeping below 5k rpm and less than half throttle and got 23 mpg (it was a really boring trip suffice to say). Did it just out of morbid curiosity, but I never bought it for it's mpg, just as a play thing to p*ss off BMW and Audi TT drivers.
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My record was just under 180 miles from a full tank, so hats off to you!!
I'd never get anywhere near 38mpg, not a chance. 31mpg was my best, driving to Windsor and back at 75mph.
Needless to say I was bored sh1tless. If I tried to get 38mpg I'd end up falling asleep at the wheel and upside down in a ditch - thereby ending my "max mpg test".
I'd never get anywhere near 38mpg, not a chance. 31mpg was my best, driving to Windsor and back at 75mph.
Needless to say I was bored sh1tless. If I tried to get 38mpg I'd end up falling asleep at the wheel and upside down in a ditch - thereby ending my "max mpg test".
Originally Posted by EBRWRX
Hmmmmmmmm this is what I get with normal driving
Can usually get 230-250 from a full tank on a long run if the right foot takes a rest. 200-220 is about the norm for me. If I have to fill up below 200 miles you can guarantee I've enjoyed myself somewhere along the line. I think about 160 is my record so far
Can usually get 230-250 from a full tank on a long run if the right foot takes a rest. 200-220 is about the norm for me. If I have to fill up below 200 miles you can guarantee I've enjoyed myself somewhere along the line. I think about 160 is my record so far
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