Wow ! Dunno who uses their scoob for long journeys
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Wow ! Dunno who uses their scoob for long journeys
But sod that again !
Just did a 534 mile round trip yesterday,cost £75 in fuel and i was doing 26 - 28 mpg
1st put in full tank of vpower, 43 litres,90p litre,that cost £40 had to top up BEFORE i got there,with eeek,BP ultimate as no shell garages around,put £20 in of that at 96p litre,then topped up £15 of v power when found shell to get home at 95p litre.
only really use the car for local travel to work, 150 miles a week so not used to that kind of consumption.
Fair play to you guys who do use it for long distance !
Just did a 534 mile round trip yesterday,cost £75 in fuel and i was doing 26 - 28 mpg
1st put in full tank of vpower, 43 litres,90p litre,that cost £40 had to top up BEFORE i got there,with eeek,BP ultimate as no shell garages around,put £20 in of that at 96p litre,then topped up £15 of v power when found shell to get home at 95p litre.
only really use the car for local travel to work, 150 miles a week so not used to that kind of consumption.
Fair play to you guys who do use it for long distance !
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Lol! I found the comfort thing an issue more than the fuel. Drove about 300-odd miles to p-ex against my audi. I literally threw the keys at the dealer. My back and a$$ ached much. Had a great & comfortable drive back though!
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Yep - pricey things to use long distance - just come back from an 800 mile round trip to devon. Plenty of stops for fuel! Luckily this doesnt happen too often.... The thing I find annoying is being able to find a garage that definitely sells super unleaded. There really shold be a satnav add on that pin points these places
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i can get god fuek economy if i do less that 80mpg ( its called closed loop btw) but i get bored easy so tend to sti at 100 to 115 and sometimes have a few empty road blasts
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me and my dad go down to okehampton in devon on a golf holiday every year and that's about 250 each way. you're dead right, it's a bit of a wallet hitter! i guess there's about 30 miles left in the tank when we get there so not too bad
well, that's until my mate in his old 406 diesel told me he'd driven a little further to exeter, visited his folks and drove round a bit, then drove home.
all on 1 tank
something daft like a 600 mile tank in that beastie! but it did fall apart eventually being french
well, that's until my mate in his old 406 diesel told me he'd driven a little further to exeter, visited his folks and drove round a bit, then drove home.
all on 1 tank
something daft like a 600 mile tank in that beastie! but it did fall apart eventually being french
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My P1 isn't that good on fuel - goes through ~£100 of fuel on a similar length of journey - and it's actually better since I had it mapped to Optimax. To be fair I do have a heavy right foot - but that's what it's for, isn't it?
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I use my STi as a daily driver, Im up and down the country all the time in it. Its costly, loud, uncomfortable, obnoxious and has a rubbish turning circle. But when I put my foot down I realise that I would'nt have it any other way.
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on the mcrae gathering weekend i did 1100 miles
okehampton to wales (abereaon) to lanarak banbury etc, then back to wales an oke, think it was about 4 tanks of fuel,
okehampton to wales (abereaon) to lanarak banbury etc, then back to wales an oke, think it was about 4 tanks of fuel,
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Nice one! Thanks
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I used to be based in Hameln, Germany. I loved driving back and forth!! 240 miles to Folkestone, filled up at Tesco. Just over 220 miles from Calais to Wankum and filled up again then off to Hameln for 150miles along a lot of unrestricted Autobahn so pretty much 2 and a half to 3 tanks in all!!
Now I've got MY08 STi seats and they're much more comfortable
Now I've got MY08 STi seats and they're much more comfortable
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Did a 300+ mile round trip the other night, and I reckon I used about a tank: which is okay considering it was mostly motorway/duel carraigeway.
Got 400 miles to a tank on the McRae Gathering, and to fill my tank now is about £50...so don't know if that's any good as a comparison?
Got 400 miles to a tank on the McRae Gathering, and to fill my tank now is about £50...so don't know if that's any good as a comparison?
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My Garmin Nuvi has all the petrol station POIs in by type so I can search for Shells! I know some don't do V-Power but I've not come across one that didn't.
I did a round trip to PowerStation last month, 250ish each way, used a hell of a lot more on the way back!
I did a round trip to PowerStation last month, 250ish each way, used a hell of a lot more on the way back!
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