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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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Motorway, not much traffic, 50mph on M6 contraflows/roadworks, mostly cruise control on (Waze) 60mph on the way up: 44.9mpg
Motorway, not much traffic, same 50mph on M6 contraflows/roadworks, mostly cruise control on (Waze) 70mph on the way back: 35.4mpg
All done from 10 miles after the fuel light comes on, and filled to the visible brim.
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How many miles and how much fuel were you able to put in?Beaverhausen wrote: Following a VERY scientific return trip from Bristol to Scotland this week:
Motorway, not much traffic, 50mph on M6 contraflows/roadworks, mostly cruise control on (Waze) 60mph on the way up: 44.9mpg
Motorway, not much traffic, same 50mph on M6 contraflows/roadworks, mostly cruise control on (Waze) 70mph on the way back: 35.4mpg
All done from 10 miles after the fuel light comes on, and filled to the visible brim.
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Grima wrote: I get 35.5 / 36.5mpg on the trip computer. Here is my point, average speed is 14mph (short town runs) What is your average speed? to get a reading of 40+mpg. Auto or manual? Thanks.
I think the average was 29mph this time. Manual.
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crash486 wrote: I get 5.9l/100km on average, so about 47mpg if I calculated correctly.
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That's good mpg! Looks like you do a lot of miles, but how does 100km a day = 1500km a month?
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