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MdKb_88
well i'll give you a different estimate because i've never tried with a full tank:
Car type: Fiat Brava
Engine size: 1600 cc
Fuel type: Gasoline
Fuel Consumption:3 gallons/100 miles (a full tank would be about 13 gallons)
Miles: 430
Car type: Fiat Brava
Engine size: 1600 cc
Fuel type: Gasoline
Fuel Consumption:3 gallons/100 miles (a full tank would be about 13 gallons)
Miles: 430
What?! No one else is allowed a Fiat Brava! Or, rather, I didn't think anyone else actually had one.
Except mine's the horrific, 1.4l, 12v one.
Orange Whip Groove
What?! No one else is allowed a Fiat Brava! Or, rather, I didn't think anyone else actually had one.
Except mine's the horrific, 1.4l, 12v one.
Except mine's the horrific, 1.4l, 12v one.
well it's my first car and i've been using it for 3 weeks. i wanted a Golf but my dad bought this one without even telling about it.anyway it's still better than a bike.lol.
Car type: Land Rover Defender Pickup
Engine size: 2.5 Litre
Fuel type: Diesel, of course.
Tank Size: 55L.
Economy: Usually around 28mpg. Good runs are low 30's. I've had it down to 17....
Miles: Depends:
Open Back: Between 220 (town/short runs) and 370 (Steady motorway run)
With top covering picup: 170 - 280. It kills the economy. And makes it slower.
Engine size: 2.5 Litre
Fuel type: Diesel, of course.
Tank Size: 55L.
Economy: Usually around 28mpg. Good runs are low 30's. I've had it down to 17....
Miles: Depends:
Open Back: Between 220 (town/short runs) and 370 (Steady motorway run)
With top covering picup: 170 - 280. It kills the economy. And makes it slower.
MdKb_88
well it's my first car and i've been using it for 3 weeks ago. i wanted a Golf but my dad bought this one without even telling about it.anyway it's still better than a bike.lol.
I don't think it's a bad car really - it had more boot space and was more roomy than most of my friend's cars, and it shares half the parts with puntos and the like, so parts aren't too expensive. And I think all the versions other than mine are a lot better, but mine had notoriously poor fuel consumption.
Minardi
Makes my defender look positively efficient! 
Mind you, to get 32 from mine, requires one long cruise at 60mph.. anything else and your in the high 20's.
Mind you, to get 32 from mine, requires one long cruise at 60mph.. anything else and your in the high 20's.
I spend alot of time stuck in traffic going into and out of uni in the city centre
im about to do my first long haul drive at the end of the month though. My mum wont check how much she gets from her freelander
red_Rose
I spend alot of time stuck in traffic going into and out of uni in the city centre im about to do my first long haul drive at the end of the month though.
My mum wont check how much she gets from her freelander
im about to do my first long haul drive at the end of the month though. My mum wont check how much she gets from her freelander
A good friend of mine whose family have too much money uses the V6 version to get around London with. Madness.
Car type: Vauxhall Vectra (V Reg)
Engine size: 2498cc, V6.
Fuel type: Petrol.
Miles: ~410 miles to ~55 litres (approx. 34mpg combined on average)
I've been recording my fuel consumption for almost a year now, so these figures are fairly accurate. The combined book figure for this car is 29mpg, so I'm happy with my returns.
Engine size: 2498cc, V6.
Fuel type: Petrol.
Miles: ~410 miles to ~55 litres (approx. 34mpg combined on average)
I've been recording my fuel consumption for almost a year now, so these figures are fairly accurate. The combined book figure for this car is 29mpg, so I'm happy with my returns.
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