v8saff

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min don 1000 mils on 20

Chris Honeywell

2.4 turbo jumbo 115ps transit about 75-80 miles
In the Ferrari 355 round town with some redlining can get it down to 10 to the gallon
so anywhere from 35-50 miles

supertouring230

80 miles round town zafira 1.6 16v petrol

steves24V's

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As the mot computer was showing 5.6 co2 today (should be 0.3 max) i'm guessing not off the drive as running normally it was only to the end of the road lol

Hopefully we buy any car will take it off my hands,

2000 discovery 4.0 V8 manual

gouch1

escort 55 d none turbo about 180 195 to 20 quid slow as fook but as faithfull as a ugly bird

RSMK4TURBO

2004 Corsa 1.3 CDTI around 200 miles on steady run.RS turbo, i dread think now was 120 miles on £20 last year.

Matt Lewis

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Vauxhall Combo 06 1.7cdti 125 miles

fordrs2005

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ive got a 2002 escort van 1.8 non turbo desiel and only got 112 miles to £20 ,

doogan

50-60 frst and about 130 out my birds vtr

richcos 92

Astra van 1.9 cdti about 150miles average to £20

STAFFY OWNER

About 80 - 90. Mondeo 2.0 Si, probably a touch more on a run if i take it easy.

xr2wishy

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in my 170bhp ish bora tdi on a remap, i get around 55mpg on a motorway run, averaging 45mpg, so £20 will get me around 150miles average.

Dal_

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Snap.

turbochild

bmw 318is 75 miles short runs and not been too shy lol

carlfiesta999

Kind of odd my 2.0 zetec mondeo did around 5 or 10 mile better than my V6 does, yet the V6 seems to drink it. put £20 in it earlier it barely sniffed past the quarter mark, and the light had only been on for about 6 miles. :/

1980blakey

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astra td estate 120miles
merc clk 230 78miles
fiesta courier with mondeo td engine 140 miles
fiesta rs -never leaves the garage.

danneth

Mazda 3 mps

normal driving - 70-90 miles
giving it death - 30-40 miles
driving like me nan - 100-110 miles

Csm

Focus TDDI 150-180 for me easily

p17fld

A3 1.8T - 90/100 miles (motorway)

fordsportjay

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so does the current trend in fuel prices going up weekly make any of you consider changing your car for something more economical?

no matter how much fun and how nice they are to drive (m5 etc),surely the amount of time/mony spent in the petrol station must do your head in! saying that i suppose it depends on your income/financial situation-i remember not bothering about fuel prices a few years back when they were £1.30ish a litre and i had my m5 and my track m3 and i had a bit more money than i have now. i hate going to put fuel in any car at the moment as im skint now!

cossiedrift

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Mk5 transit beaver tail 60 miles
Stage 1 s14a 55-60 miles
Citroën zx volcane td 350-400 miles flat out as for every £20 of diesel I add 25 litres used engine oil

pani_k

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£23.59, 17.23 litres of V-Power chickened out when the ODO was reading 93 miles maybe could've pushed up to 100 miles. ALL town driving no motorways had one or two blats.

2003 1.8 Focus pretty well modded for N/A.

AndyR1

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v70 2.4 70 -80 round town

muz

MK6 Escort RS2000 daily runner gets me about 75 miles to £20 round town and I don't trash it either

TOMMY_RS

iv managed 250 miles in my corsa before, but only if i drive carefully!

bythomson

about 130/140 mk3 1.8 mondeo

Jeffers_RST

remapped 172bhp bora tdi prob about 170 miles motorway if ya take it easy, and about 125 if ya got lead feet!

tomti

1997 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro with a misfire, about 50 miles

pani_k

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Interesting modern petrols get decent mpg but diesels still the way forward. Might just go browse for a snotter diesel....

stevealien

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mitsi l200 animal
£20 does 55 miles

BIGMATT1

same here, was just wondering the same question, i never use to even think about it a few years ago and i defo wouldnt of let it infulence my choice of car, but now its pretty much put me off a few gas guzzelers as i just not got the spare cash these days!

DangerousBryan

MK5 long cube transit,80 miles doing stop start. Mk1 focus 1.4 110 miles doing town driving.

forevaford

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100 miles mk 4 escort zetec turbo 280 bhp
80 miles 2wd saph cossie 360 bhp
130 miles mondeo 1.8td
thats average driving, i can get 300 miles out the cossies tank driven carfully(hardly happens)

fordsportjay

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very true.
when i was selling performance cars a few years ago- cossies/evo's/subaru's etc i was constantly selling with no issues. no-one ever asked what mpg they did or what insurance group they were but after a while i began to notice these questions were coming into the equation more often.
then sales began to slump and golf diesels ,small corsas etc became the cars to sell-shame i didnt follow the trend!!!

Robs Frst

Same lol.

Lost count how many times ive filled up in a day. but I didnt buy evo for fuel consumption.

pani_k

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They're truly killing the car enthusiast at least those that haven't the money to really enjoy their cars.

I think the biggest killer now is insurance more than petrol. I feel sorry for people like my little brother and a few of my friends as renewals now ALL seem to be going massively up for them and getting insured on a performance car is just a joke. For those who can afford it I suppose it isn't so bad but for those who are going to struggle to run a car that you really love because you're being priced out of it it's going to be hard.

scortpower

110 miles in a st170 mainly motorway miles

eddiecos

mondeo st tdci around 130 miles,taxi driver told me to get the injectors recoded as i should get alot more than that
escort cosworth.....dread to think
sunbeam lotus..70 miles and if i have any fun.....below 50
add the other associated costs and thats why both never really got used last year

Stu @ M Developments

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Its only because my damn drive to work is under a mile, so she is totally cold all the way there, and then all the way home. Not great in a well tuned 5.0 V8.

Slaney21

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150 driving fast most places or about 180-190 if driven slowly.

ka 1.3