What is the MPG (or l/100km) on your vehicle?

[Dynamic]

F 150 ecoboost

Currently dash reads 11.7 l/100kms.

In summer 10-5-11 and winter is 11.5-12.5. This is 97% highway and driving 100 with cruise.

[CroFlames]

Originally Posted by Tiger

My '15 f150 is average 7.7l/100km after 50000km

How?

[Flacker]

Originally Posted by CroFlames

How?

He must tow it to the top of hills, and coast down. Or he sucks at math, there is no way that is accurate, average would be close to double that.

[Cecil Terwilliger]

10 in the winter. 9 in the summer. All city driving. L/100km.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

2015 VW Golf 5 SPD 1.8 TSI.

Did pylon gyp you out of a gear?

[burn_this_city]

Some golfs, mainly the diesels have a 5 speed still. I learned that trying to merge on an Italian freeway in an Audi A1 we rented. Expected 6 speeds only to find a deadend when going into 6th.

[Bownesian]

Also, gyp is a cultural/racial slur from Gypsy.

Might as well have asked if Pylon Jewed him out of a gear.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

Some golfs, mainly the diesels have a 5 speed still. I learned that trying to merge on an Italian freeway in an Audi A1 we rented. Expected 6 speeds only to find a deadend when going into 6th.

The Golf TDIs were 6 speeds in North America until they met their end.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by Bownesian

Also, gyp is a cultural/racial slur from Gypsy.

Might as well have asked if Pylon Jewed him out of a gear.

I actually googled the definition to check that after realizing how it's spelled. There was no reference to Gypsy, so I thought I was good.

Whoops.

[Cecil Terwilliger]

Originally Posted by Bownesian

Also, gyp is a cultural/racial slur from Gypsy.

Might as well have asked if Pylon Jewed him out of a gear.

Well, pylon is jewish....

[DoubleF]

2012 TL SH-AWD

11-12L/100km city, +2 L/100km during the winter for additional idling, heat use etc. 14L/100km during the winter is nuts, but it is the part of the price to play for my vehicle. I have a commute that is super high stop and go, thus the reason for the slightly higher average.

Drove on highway straight off a gas station. Highway average was around 7.9-8.1L/KM after several hours driving. I think I usually get around 7.4-7.9 in the summer.

I probably drive around 18-24k per year.

[pylon]

Holy crap. A little racial sensitivity here???

I'm a Jewish guy that sells Hitler's dream car. I've forgiven history. Plus S-Class Benz's and BMW 7's are lovingly referred to as Jew Canoes. That's a compliment. Right?

Those slant eye cars..... don't get me started on those though.

[Finger Cookin]

Originally Posted by Finger Cookin

7.9 L/100 on the highway, maybe a little less. Usually 9+L/100 in the city, higher than that with winter idling.

9+ was with mixed highway and city use apparently. I've been almost exclusively in the city of late and my rate is closer to 14 L/100.

[Tiger]

Originally Posted by CroFlames

How?

your right, I did the calculation of km to gas fill up. and the truck calculation is wrong. I'm at 8.8L/100km which is still pretty damn good. considering that I idle it a fair bit in the winter and run it in 4x4 a lot of the time

The main reason would be the work truck and it has a speed monitor and I cannot go more than 10% over which curbs the speeding.

[CroFlames]

Originally Posted by Tiger

your right, I did the calculation of km to gas fill up. and the truck calculation is wrong. I'm at 8.8km/L which is still pretty damn good.

8.8 is pretty nuts for a half ton pickup

[Tiger]

Originally Posted by CroFlames

8.8 is pretty nuts for a half ton pickup

thanks I guess, its better than my 2013 subaru forester

[Slava]

8.8l/100km is still insanely good. I think at that even Ford would be interested in how its possible as they have 12.2 in the city and 9 for the highway on their site. If you can consistently hit 8.8 in the city, are you down at like 6.5 on the highway? That's as good as most cars I think.

[Weitz]

Ya I am going to call shenanigans on that claim.

[CroFlames]

Originally Posted by Weitz

Ya I am going to call shenanigans on that claim.

Calling shenanigans is pretty serious business.

[Canehdianman]

Originally Posted by Slava

8.8l/100km is still insanely good. I think at that even Ford would be interested in how its possible as they have 12.2 in the city and 9 for the highway on their site. If you can consistently hit 8.8 in the city, are you down at like 6.5 on the highway? That's as good as most cars I think.

So... is this what we are doing?

We are just going to accept the completely ridiculous claim as though it could be true?

I didn't know we were such strong believers in here... I might finally have enough faith to ask you all to donate to my gofundme account to help save the endangered Albino Polar Bear.