****ing hell, how much fuel!!!
25 August 2005, 01:18 PM
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Worked out on my UK300 PPP no matter how i drive it it usually does 60miles per £10 of SUL. Full tank being around £45 so around 240/280 to a tank. Ive had over 300 when motorway usage has been the main use.
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lol, fuel eh?
My old Mazda Rx8 used to get 18 - 20 mpg if you were lucky, on the track youd get about 10mpg and that was out a 1.3L engine!!!!
the Scoob is much more frugal at about an average of 24 - 25 mpg
Graeme
My old Mazda Rx8 used to get 18 - 20 mpg if you were lucky, on the track youd get about 10mpg and that was out a 1.3L engine!!!!
the Scoob is much more frugal at about an average of 24 - 25 mpg
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25 August 2005, 02:34 PM
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I managed 34 mpg in my MY00 Classic PPP. I did it for a laugh just to see how much I could get taking it very easy. 4 hour drive on motorway and A roads. Didnt break the speed limit or rev above 2800rpm. Let me tell you it was hard work restraining the right foot. 38MPG is really taking it easy, maybe achievable at 56mph constant if lucky! How did you calculate the petrol you used Pete?
Originally Posted by bluto22b
What total utter tripe. There is no way you can get 38 from an old MY00 wagon, unless of course you have swapped the engine for a 1.3 Justy.
Stop telling lies you fool
Stop telling lies you fool
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