Freelander 1.8i 3dr Hardback
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113 posts and you haven't heard of the freelander 1.8's reputation?
I suggest yu start looking for info on it. Particularly if yu want to reduce running costs
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I suggest yu start looking for info on it. Particularly if yu want to reduce running costs
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Mantamad
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I don't think you will see much of a fuel saving, I get 31 mpg from my 1.8 Freelander doing longer runs but that figure will drop with more local/town driving. Would imagine you will get similar mpg from your TDi Disco.
Nkosi
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I concur, I use a 51 plate 3 door 1.8i which gives around 29-30 mpg on average. Mostly used on daily commute od 26 mile round trip to work with some weekend bundu bashing
Nkosi
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I agree, with a 26 mile round trip to work and the occassional bit of bundu bashing thrown in I average around 29-30mpg
JustinSA
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I got 450km on a tank Town and Freeway dont know what that is in MPG
Nkosi
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Around 280 miles, should get a bit better as I normally get around 320 before the warning light comes on, then again no one in South Africa drives slowly
JustinSA
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Around 280 miles, should get a bit better as I normally get around 320 before the warning light comes on, then again no one in South Africa drives slowly
I agree mostly drive around 150-160 km/h on highway
Nkosi
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Which will definately reduce your travelling distance on Sasol 98 Octane.
JustinSA
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Yip I am at the coast though P.E. So its 95
