WayneRR4x4
Active Member
Had to go pick my daughter up tonight, and as it was a run where there were mixed sections of mountain roads, dual carriageway and standard roads, I had a play with the computer.
I had a rough idea of expected MPG, usually around 27, however on a stretch where I was cruising along in a line of traffic for a while at 50 mph, the average MPG got up to 45!!
I tried it at 70mph (23mpg), and 60mph (26mpg), and I have to say I was expecting the results to be worse, always thought they drank fuel, but it looks like so long as I'm not trying to race everywhere its quite good.
Whats the consensus on this, are all Range Rovers good on fuel, or did I do something sensible for once when I picked the 2.5 specifically because it would use less?
I had a rough idea of expected MPG, usually around 27, however on a stretch where I was cruising along in a line of traffic for a while at 50 mph, the average MPG got up to 45!!
I tried it at 70mph (23mpg), and 60mph (26mpg), and I have to say I was expecting the results to be worse, always thought they drank fuel, but it looks like so long as I'm not trying to race everywhere its quite good.
Whats the consensus on this, are all Range Rovers good on fuel, or did I do something sensible for once when I picked the 2.5 specifically because it would use less?
