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Please be 100% honest with Moi, How many miles do you get from £10 fuel approx?
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Original post by Amelia Garlic
and the car YOU DRIVE IS??????????????
A HUMMER?
A HUMMER?
not that rolls figure a hummer or a viper is more like 6-9 mpg
Original post by natninja
I don't know how much I get Urban but I drive a citroen C1 VT and get 300-400 miles on a full tank of 35ltrs
haha so do I! i let the petrol get down to around 2 bars, normally costs me £25-£28 to fill it up
Original post by almunia
Citroen C1 got me about 110 miles from £10 when I newly passed partly due to the fact I drove like a grandma.
That's exactly what I get in a 2005 1.3 Ford Ka. You don't need to drive like a grandma - I drive fast. You just need to drive in a high gear, coast up to the back of queues and avoid standing starts.
I do 80 miles per 2 days, and fill up £20 per 2 days. That fills me up to 3/4 full to empty again
Original post by scrotgrot
That's exactly what I get in a 2005 1.3 Ford Ka. You don't need to drive like a grandma - I drive fast. You just need to drive in a high gear, coast up to the back of queues and avoid standing starts.
Hard to drive in a high gear in urban. Especially where I live In a busy town with lots of stop start traffic.
It gets me to work and back for about 4 days. 12 miles each way to work. So 12x8 = 96. But hey, they're not 'URBAN MILES' - I live in the countryside and there's not a single traffic light on my route, just the right pedal all the way.
Original post by somethingbeautiful
It gets me to work and back for about 4 days. 12 miles each way to work. So 12x8 = 96. But hey, they're not 'URBAN MILES' - I live in the countryside and there's not a single traffic light on my route, just the right pedal all the way.
And left if manual?
Original post by Martinez96
And left if manual?
Er, no - still the right pedal!
Original post by Amelia Garlic
Please don't lie just to show off and look cool in front of your mate, homies, pal's, whatever you call them.
When you put £10 in your car how many urban miles would that get you, I repeat, Urban only.
how many miles do you get and is that petrol or diesel, URBAN ONLY REMEMBER
When you put £10 in your car how many urban miles would that get you, I repeat, Urban only.
how many miles do you get and is that petrol or diesel, URBAN ONLY REMEMBER
Well this isn't a fair question, £10 always gets a different volume of fuel, you should have said how many miles for 1 gallon or 1 L
Ford mondeo 2.0 tdci - from £10 fuel (current price is 99.9p/litre so 10 litres roughly) = 80 miles easily.
If I put in a tenner my car estimates it'll get an extra 60 miles out of the top up, but this obviously depends on traffic conditions and how I feel like driving that day 
Original post by h4mza
70-80 miles
What car ?
Original post by Amelia Garlic
Please don't lie just to show off and look cool in front of your mate, homies, pal's, whatever you call them.
When you put £10 in your car how many urban miles would that get you, I repeat, Urban only.
how many miles do you get and is that petrol or diesel, URBAN ONLY REMEMBER
When you put £10 in your car how many urban miles would that get you, I repeat, Urban only.
how many miles do you get and is that petrol or diesel, URBAN ONLY REMEMBER
In my 1.1 peugeot I'm gonna say about 45-50 seeing as I put a tenner in and drove to college and back 5 times which is about 7-10 miles and still had a bit left to go to lewisham. I might be totally wrong lmao
£20 of disel is enough for a days commute.
can confirm
can confirm
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