I can average 25mpg with a bit of sensible driving every now and again, not too much tho! :wink:
What MPG are you getting
This is my first post I am on the edge of my seat waiting to find out when the facelift 225 can be ordered. Handing in my company car to but the 225.
The last info I had from a new car supermarket was may june delivery as the first facelifts will be standard cars and the 225 will come later. I am going to struggle if thats the case.
As a matter of interest what MPG should I expect to get, I try not to cane it all the while.
NE1 suggest the best web sites to get a new one from.
Cheers
Uncle
The last info I had from a new car supermarket was may june delivery as the first facelifts will be standard cars and the 225 will come later. I am going to struggle if thats the case.
As a matter of interest what MPG should I expect to get, I try not to cane it all the while.
NE1 suggest the best web sites to get a new one from.
Cheers
Uncle
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^ your joking right ? :shock:
when i took out a 03 plate 225 when they first came out for a test drive even though it was in a city dealership so economy was derived from stop start driving it still showed 30.2 mpg which i thought was just about ok. i imagine that on a normal M.way A.road drive + some light urban you would creep to 34mpg with the M.way only being a very credible and acceptable 36mpg . not amazingly hard to imagine seen as the car has a 6 speed box and a relativley light kerb weight + the fact the just below boost you arent accessing the turbo`s very much.
also considering the almost equally weighted Audi TT 1.8 T quattro with 225 bhp can do between 30-36mpg if driven off boost and using the correct gears as A.) Renault and french cars in general seem to have great economy. and B.) Its a modern engine with low co-eff drag body and 6speed box with a map desgined around peak power/torque rather than low end shove (from my experience)
i mite add in my old 172MKII i could see 41mpg :shock: and in my cup (without back seats and a paltry 1004kg kerb weight) i can get 43 mpg !! better than some higher peformance oriented diesels with just a few hp more. on average my clio can muster 38mpg on the cup after a few thousand miles of driving and the 172 a bit less but they are hindered by relativley short gearing and a 5 speed box
by that estimate with more power+weight but extra cog to help i would guestimate a real world econ average of 32-33mpg
*edit* a custom remap on turbo petrols usually yeilds a few more mpg so possible 34-35 with mapped ecu to take in account UK`s good fuel type
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when i took out a 03 plate 225 when they first came out for a test drive even though it was in a city dealership so economy was derived from stop start driving it still showed 30.2 mpg which i thought was just about ok. i imagine that on a normal M.way A.road drive + some light urban you would creep to 34mpg with the M.way only being a very credible and acceptable 36mpg . not amazingly hard to imagine seen as the car has a 6 speed box and a relativley light kerb weight + the fact the just below boost you arent accessing the turbo`s very much.
also considering the almost equally weighted Audi TT 1.8 T quattro with 225 bhp can do between 30-36mpg if driven off boost and using the correct gears as A.) Renault and french cars in general seem to have great economy. and B.) Its a modern engine with low co-eff drag body and 6speed box with a map desgined around peak power/torque rather than low end shove (from my experience)
i mite add in my old 172MKII i could see 41mpg :shock: and in my cup (without back seats and a paltry 1004kg kerb weight) i can get 43 mpg !! better than some higher peformance oriented diesels with just a few hp more. on average my clio can muster 38mpg on the cup after a few thousand miles of driving and the 172 a bit less but they are hindered by relativley short gearing and a 5 speed box
by that estimate with more power+weight but extra cog to help i would guestimate a real world econ average of 32-33mpg
*edit* a custom remap on turbo petrols usually yeilds a few more mpg so possible 34-35 with mapped ecu to take in account UK`s good fuel type
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Mine sits at around 20-21 and thats with the missus driving 90% of the time, all round town shops/school runs. Was a little higher than that before the Exhaust was fitted.
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dools225 said:I can average 25mpg with a bit of sensible driving every now and again, not too much tho! :wink:
I am the same as you 25 to 26 i can only dream of the thirtys and use the Motorway to and from work everyday ...
well im actually shocked at this i would have though low thirties but that econ is as bad as a 4wd 3.0 xtype jag or a 4wd 2.0T scoob !!Topper225 said:dools225 said:I can average 25mpg with a bit of sensible driving every now and again, not too much tho! :wink:
I am the same as you 25 to 26 i can only dream of the thirtys and use the Motorway to and from work everyday ...
how do you afford that !
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I drive like a twat most places and when around town I get about 18-19mpg but on a M.way I can acheive 30ish
When I calm down in town I get about 21-22ish
Meggerman you should put your foot down a bit otherwise you will waste all them horses!!!
When I calm down in town I get about 21-22ish
Meggerman you should put your foot down a bit otherwise you will waste all them horses!!!
I thought we might see you appear on this topic Jamie, Hows the battle with renault going :?:
Slow and tedious matey, bit like my transit :lol:
I will continue to take it to the dealer until they put humpty back together properly, problem is they are so incompetent they could be in government
I will continue to take it to the dealer until they put humpty back together properly, problem is they are so incompetent they could be in government
Hope you get it sorted soon mate, or better still get the same result as Andy
I dont think I have much chance of that to be honest but I would be happy for it to be sorted properly, saw Andys at the weekend and it is looking gggggggreat, love the silver as well
Lucky git
Lucky git
ours is showing 27 at the moment, that was me having a run over to cheshire the other week then our lass driving like a vicar for a couple of weeks
Ususally it shows 25 thats me thrashing it all weekend and her driving in the week. If I'm on holiday and driving the car a lot its more like 19-20 :twisted:
Ususally it shows 25 thats me thrashing it all weekend and her driving in the week. If I'm on holiday and driving the car a lot its more like 19-20 :twisted:
What the lowest anyone has had, mine was showing 11mpg with the toxic fume light on round town for about a week or should I say 2 full tanks
My average is around 23 mpg :shock:
I get 32 - 34 on my work commute, 80% motorway at 80 to 90. I have never had it below 30 so must be a driving miss daisy :lol:
mine is around 27mpg
Richard
Richard
My bloody punto is about 19mpg today, but was in a bit of a mood to say the least.
mine also sits around the 22-26 mpg, but wat the hell if i wanted good mpg i would have bought a car that had good mpg.
we all new the 225s were not that great on mpg as most 220bhp turbos arnt.
we all new the 225s were not that great on mpg as most 220bhp turbos arnt.
alot of mine is around town on the weekends as dont really use it in the week unless i get bored
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