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RE: Real world mpg - paul_s - 11-06-2012 05:00pm
(11-06-2012 04:51pm)ED209 Wrote: It might be but ponteland isnt newcastle is it? Its in Northumberland.
It is indeed Northumberland, but getting from Northumberland to Newcastle is less than half a mile so not going to make that much difference to the miles.
RE: Real world mpg - PapaRod - 12-07-2012 08:28am
Computer said 41,54 after a 80 mile drive st speed between 65-70 mph. not particularly careful on the throttle either considering overtakings etc.
An SD Auto with 2500 miles on the clock.
Seems almost to good to be true, so I guess I'll have to check it at the pump as well.
RE: Real world mpg - defender_uk - 12-07-2012 07:49pm
finally got 43 mpg!!! stated by onboard comp and my app on phone....driven at 68 m/hr (boring) for 600 kilometres...still a ways to go to LR figures, but at least an improvement on my average 36.....
RE: Real world mpg - Straydox - 20-07-2012 11:57pm
My SD4 Manual with 4,500 miles on it and 2.5 months old has been averaging circa 42mpg for last few weeks. This last week I've had an unsually high percentage of the week on A roads with not much time spent over 50 mph....
So filled up tonight with 46.32ltrs of Tesco diesel having covered 478 miles - that works out backwards to 46.86mpg. I've had some fun on some twisty bits of road this week too - I'm seriously imprressed now.
RE: Real world mpg - Jonathon555 - 04-08-2012 11:17am
First 3000 miles done in the Sd4 manual
Trip computer say 38.5 mpg average
Calculator says 38.48 mpg average
Its been a mix of driving , but i have kept the motorway speed down to 70mph
I cannot get anywhere near 49.6 mpg combined cycle
RE: Real world mpg - Tosh - 18-08-2012 07:30am
Recently gone through the 5000 mile mark
Average speed is 44 mph
Average MPG according to the car is 36.5mpg
My fuel purchases/tracking show an MPG at 32 with a high of 36.6 for one fill. Just back from 1500 miles down to southern Switzerland and back, loaded with 2 weeks luggage etc, thus the mph...
I used to get 29.5 out of my 2.8l 1995 C-Class!
RE: Real world mpg - XFullFatTim - 18-08-2012 08:57am
Just a word of warning to those who use one of the trip meters as a total from new that if your battery goes flat and you need a jump start you loose all the data.................. just been there! The radio presets get kept but you loose the clock and the MOG data with a flattened battery