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FUEL ISSUES & ECONOMY => PETROL => Topic started by: babis_xo on November 01, 2010, 17:22:14

Title: 1.4 city economy
Post by: babis_xo on November 01, 2010, 17:22:14
Economy of my 1.4 exclusively driven in the city of Athens.
All readings are shown, just to get the full idea.

Average fuel consumption:
(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad338/babis_xo/i30/trip1_consumption.jpg)

Average speed:
(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad338/babis_xo/i30/trip1_average_speed.jpg)

Kms covered:
(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad338/babis_xo/i30/trip1_kms_covered.jpg)

Kms remain:
(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad338/babis_xo/i30/trip1_kms_remain.jpg)

I wish i could buy a diesel :'(
Title: Re: 1.4 city economy
Post by: Dazzler on November 01, 2010, 20:43:32
That is Sad.. I am so lucky to live here in Tassie.. :mrgreen:

My figures for my relatively large "Petrol" Hybrid are

Average LPH 6.2
Average Speed 40Kph to 95kph (depending on whether City/Country driving) little difference in economy
If say 314 Kms on trip PC
Remaining Kms approx 590? (and that's not filling to the brim)


Title: Re: 1.4 city economy
Post by: babis_xo on November 02, 2010, 11:10:35
Dazz, you should consider yourself lucky and fuel economy isn't the only reason for this :)

Well, unlike city, I'm happy with economy when driving out-town.

Last summer on our way back home from our vacations (with wife, 2 kids and a full trunk) i was travelling at ~150 km/h for the first 100 km on the brand new "Ionia Odos" and even reached 180 km/h -on GPS- a couple of times.
Consumption was stuck at 8.0 l/100km which i think is fair.

Then i heard on the radio news that gas-stations were on a strike and that there was a problem with the fuel replenishments. I decided to slow down, so i kept a constant speed of 90 km/h for the next 300 km.
I noticed that consumption on trip-computer was falling and falling and... by the time i was entering Athens, consumption dropped at 6.0 l/100km!

This makes me think that consumption at 90km/h with a normal load should be well below the 6.0 l/100km (*)

Unfortunately, car is used mostly in town and considering the economy in this case, isn't what i call a town car...
I'm curious to see if anyone "managed" to read 10,9 l/100km on his/her trip computer. Drag-racers and whoever has a brick instead of a right foot, are excluded :lol:

(*) that said, you didn't have to buy a Hybrid for Tassie :P

Title: Re: 1.4 city economy
Post by: Dazzler on November 02, 2010, 11:13:49
Interesting feedback Babis  :wink:
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