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SURVEY: What is your average MPG on exactly what car?
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Sensh
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13 MPG average on a 1989 Range Rover Classic, with a 3.5L EFI V8 and 5-speed manual transmission.
TVRConvert
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4.0V8 SE Auto - 12mpg
TVR350i- 18mpg
Audi A2 1.4TdiSE - 45mpg
Auris Sports tourer 1.8 Hybrid - 50mpg
TVR350i- 18mpg
Audi A2 1.4TdiSE - 45mpg
Auris Sports tourer 1.8 Hybrid - 50mpg
waddy1200
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its a 92 litre round tank
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2003 L322 Range Rover Vogue M62TUB44 V8 - currently (not updated my fuely for ages) about 13.5mpg on LPG
1988 Ninety Truck Cab 200Tdi conversion from an early 90's Disco - around 27mpg
1991 Defender 110 County Station Wagon 300Tdi conversion from later Defender - 26mpg
1997 BMW 740i M62B44 V8 (no VANOS) - 20.3mpg
1988 Ninety Truck Cab 200Tdi conversion from an early 90's Disco - around 27mpg
1991 Defender 110 County Station Wagon 300Tdi conversion from later Defender - 26mpg
1997 BMW 740i M62B44 V8 (no VANOS) - 20.3mpg
allanw
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1996 2.5 DSE Says it does 28mpg average.
2015 Golf 1.6 TDI Bluemotion Auto.Says 58mpg Average.
2002 Passat estate PD130 55 mpg average. 65mpg on a long run.
1995 Discovery TDI About 25-30 MPG.
2015 Golf 1.6 TDI Bluemotion Auto.Says 58mpg Average.
2002 Passat estate PD130 55 mpg average. 65mpg on a long run.
1995 Discovery TDI About 25-30 MPG.
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1997 4,6 HSE Auto, 19.8 as per dash, long runs but not motorway usually steady ish 2000 revs on cc
