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    #41
    Uso naman yan sa Tsikot - get a really high MID figure for a short distance, then claim it as "regular" FC for your vehicle.

    Too bad maraming nauuto.

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    #42
    Kung budget is not an issue go for the audi a4 1.8l or the mb c180
    kung under 1m sylphy is the best choice for you

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    Kung budget is not an issue go for the audi a4 1.8l or the mb c180
    kung under 1m sylphy is the best choice for you

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    #43
    I dunno what the upper limit of the budget is, but if the Germans are too pricey, there's the 1.6 HDi Peugeot 5008 for 2M.

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    #44
    Be on the safe side, Get the mazda3 or the altis.. I also like the sylphy, but my inner instincts tells me to buy the mazda3 or an altis.. Kaya binile ko nun Yung mazda3

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    #45
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Uso naman yan sa Tsikot - get a really high MID figure for a short distance, then claim it as "regular" FC for your vehicle.

    Too bad maraming nauuto.
    No hype, just facts...






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    To the TS, follow your heart, like I said I like the sylphy for its trim, not very for FC, I like the civic for its FC, I hate the plastic trim inside.

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    #46
    Quote Originally Posted by maki mi View Post
    No hype, just facts...






    upload image online

    To the TS, follow your heart, like I said I like the sylphy for its trim, not very for FC, I like the civic for its FC, I hate the plastic trim inside.
    So what's the manual computation of your FC? Km travelled divided liters consumed from one full tank to another.

    12 km/L in 24 kph city driving is impressive, Mirage-levels even, but then again your distances are so short it's more like a snapshot than an actual cumulative reading over a long period of time. Which is why I'm doubtful of MID pictures, since full tank method computations are more definitive.

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    #47
    The full tank method is 10% lower than the mid, so in this case, a 12 reading is actually 10.8. But the sylphy figures i assume were also taken from their computer read-outs thus i used the same for comparison.

    For my personal record, I had a 5k+ km reading which yielded 13km/li before I needed to reset it, so that's 11.7kpl actual and this includes the hellish EDSA traffic last December. I don't use ECON mode.

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    The full tank method is 10% lower than the mid, so in this case, a 12 reading is actually 10.8. But the sylphy figures i assume were also taken from their computer read-outs thus i used the same for comparison.

    For my personal record, I had a 5k+ km reading which yielded 13km/li before I needed to reset it, so that's 11.7kpl actual and this includes the hellish EDSA traffic last December. I don't use ECON mode.

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    #48
    Good job on keeping a light foot. Best 1.8 liter sedan to recommend??

    I wouldn't go past 9 km/L with an FB Civic given how I drive, since I prefer fun over a few pesos worth of savings.

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    #49
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Good job on keeping a light foot. Best 1.8 liter sedan to recommend??

    I wouldn't go past 9 km/L with an FB Civic given how I drive, since I prefer fun over a few pesos worth of savings.
    The same with me, a few bucks in exchange for a little driving fun is so worth it.

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