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timestyles

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#98016 23-Feb-2012 07:29

I thought that it might be interesting to read what other people's cars fuel consumption is. Please include where you have tested this (city/country)

Nissan Sentra 1988
1600
Manual
City driving - short trips (less than 10km)
7.5L/100km

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#585488 23-Feb-2012 07:40

2004 Holden Adventra 5.7lt V8 AWD Auto LX8
17.2lt/100km around town, 16lt/100km open road in NZ.

scuwp

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#585493 23-Feb-2012 08:01

2004 Ford Territory TS
Avg. 17.1 Lt per 100 Km around town.
Avg. 12.5 Lt per 100 Km highway

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#585503 23-Feb-2012 08:15

1997 Mazda 626, used mainly on open road. This is the four cylinder 2.0l engine.

Averages about 8.5l per 100km.

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#585511 23-Feb-2012 08:34

1996 Nissan Maxima about 11.5l/100.

Funnily enough our 2L 2008 Suzuki Vitara gets about the same as my 14yr old v6 3l.

Both round town driving.

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#585522 23-Feb-2012 09:02

2000 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
2000cc Turbo
Manual
Mainly city driving, generally short trips
Don't drive with Economy in mind
12L/100km

garvani

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#585534 23-Feb-2012 09:20

Work Car:
2011 Honda Insight Hybrid - 6.0l/100

Workmates Work Car:
2010 Honda Jazz 1.3l Vtec - 6.3l/100

Not a lot of difference there, the hybrids arn't really worth the extra money.

Personal:
1998 Subaru Forester 2l Turbo Awd - 12.4l/100

tigercorp

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#585540 23-Feb-2012 09:29

98 Primera 2L Wagon - 8.7L/100km

I use the My Cars android app to keep track. It's kinda interesting to look through the list now and its easy to see the months I was towing loads around i.e consumption goes up to 10.3L/100km. Its also easy to see where I've obviously entered the wrong values and am showing 20+L/100km :D

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#585541 23-Feb-2012 09:31

1996 Honda Civic 1.6.

8.5l/100k around town
7l/100k long distance

NonprayingMantis

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#585543 23-Feb-2012 09:39

I pay for fuel by the litre which I think is totally unfair. Fuel should be unlimited for a set fee (say, $30 per month).
Having to pay per litre limits my freedom to use my car the way it was intended.

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#585550 23-Feb-2012 09:49

2012 Suzuki GN125H - around town = 2.1L/100km. I win?

Of the 12 cars I have owned,
best consumption was 1986 Mitsubishi Cordia 1.8L 4 cyl manual = 6.7L/100km (open road), and
worst consumption was 1985 Nissan Laurel 2.4L 6 cyl manual = 12.5L/100km (open road).

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#585554 23-Feb-2012 09:57

IlDuce: 2012 Suzuki GN125H - around town = 2.1L/100km. I win?

Of the 12 cars I have owned,
best consumption was 1986 Mitsubishi Cordia 1.8L 4 cyl manual = 6.7L/100km (open road), and
worst consumption was 1985 Nissan Laurel 2.4L 6 cyl manual = 12.5L/100km (open road).

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#585561 23-Feb-2012 10:05

Ford 2007 XR6
Average 10L/100km
Open road 8.5L/100km
Nanny drive, unloaded open road 7.5L/100km
Foot down on steep hill 99L/100km
Always boot load of work gear on board. Run 98 octane fuel, otherwise approx 10% worse fuel consumption.

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#585564 23-Feb-2012 10:08

Honda Civic 1997 VTI-S 1.6
6.81L/100KM town driving according to the android app I use (fuellog)

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#585574 23-Feb-2012 10:19

2002 Nissan Wingroad 1.5L
6.83L per 100km/City driving, involving being stuck in traffic most days for 30 minutes to 1 hour
6L per 100km @ 90-100 cruising

Overall rating, gutless

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#585580 23-Feb-2012 10:24

vinnieg: 2002 Nissan Wingroad 1.5L
6.83L per 100km/City driving, involving being stuck in traffic most days for 30 minutes to 1 hour
6L per 100km @ 90-100 cruising

Overall rating, gutless

LOL... Ive got the 04 model - they are a little sluggish but Ive learnt how get the best out of it - matter of timing with the revs and your right foot ;)

First decent trip we did in it (Glenfield to Whitianga and back), we got about 550k from a full tank. Was great, got us there and back and a couple of days driving to work :)

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