SURVEY: SUV/CUV Fuel Consumption

[ghosthunter]

For those who drive a SUV and CUV...

[SIZE="4"]What is your real world fuel consumption?[/SIZE]

State the vehicle year and model and type (2WD, 4WD, AWD, gas, diesel, M/T, A/T, CVT, etc).

[ghosthunter]

2011 Mitsubishi ASX GLS 2WD CVT (all stock, no mods)

engine = 2.0L
Fuel = gasoline

City driving:
Weekday driving in metro manila = 7 to 8 km/L (aircon on)
Weekend driving in metro manila = 9.5 to 10.1 km/L (aircon on)

Highway driving:
no info yet...

[hondaboot]

2011 Mitsubishi ASX GLS 2WD CVT (all stock, no mods)

engine = 2.0L
Fuel = gasoline

City driving:
Weekday driving in metro manila = 7 to 8 km/L (aircon on)
Weekend driving in metro manila = 9.5 to 10.1 km/L (aircon on)

Highway driving:
no info yet...

kaya pala. bumili ng SUVVveeeehh. kala ko ba ayaw mo ng SUV lagi mo ko binabara dati sa mga suggestions

[ghosthunter]

kaya pala. bumili ng SUVVveeeehh. kala ko ba ayaw mo ng SUV lagi mo ko binabara dati sa mga suggestions

It's just an upgrade from my Lancer EX (which got totaled in an accident in late Feb).

Drives much like a sedan with a wee bit more suspension travel. The least CUV-ish with a bonus that it uses the same engine/tranny of the EX resulting in good fuel economy with a dash of great performance (the ASX weighs the same as the Lancer EX GTA).

Swapping in the engine mods I had with the EX should give it the same power gains/performance.

I still don't like SUVs.

[renzo_d10]

It's just an upgrade from my Lancer EX (which got totaled in an accident in late Feb).

Drives much like a sedan with a wee bit more suspension travel. The least CUV-ish with a bonus that it uses the same engine/tranny of the EX. Swapping in the engine mods I had with the EX should give it the same power gains/performance.

I still don't like SUVs.

Sabihin sayo ni OB mamaya bakit hindi JIMNY kinuha mo. Mas practical kuno ek ek. :hysterical:

[tidus1203]

Sabihin sayo ni OB mamaya bakit hindi JIMNY kinuha mo. Mas practical kuno ek ek. :hysterical:

Di pa naman tayo naghihirap to stoop that low!

[eljo3025]

2000 Mitsubishi Pajero Field Master 2.8L 4x2.
City: 6 km/L bumper to bumper 7.5 km/l no traffic light footed
Highway: 7 km/L * 3100 RPM 8 km/l * 2100 rpm

2007 Honda CR-V 2.0L 4x2
City: 8 km/L bumper to bumper 9.5 km/l no traffic light footed
Highway: 10km/L * 2000 RPM 14km/l * 1600 rpm

2009 Mazda CX-7 2.5L 4x2
City: 7 km/L bumper to bumper 8.2km/l no traffic light footed
Highway: 8.5km/L * 2000 RPM

[MrGunn]

2011 Kia Sorento 4x2 Theta II engine, dressed up with step boards, bumper overriders, and other accessories (weight penalty).
Standard load of 4 pax on most trips.
Fuel used is Caltex Gold.

Bumper to bumper 5.5KM/L
Medium city traffic 6.5km/L
highway driving 9-11km/L

Considering the above, I'm pretty happy with the FC, though was shocked with the FC when I went from compact car to SUV. Sanay na ngayon though.

[111prez]

instead of the usual highway or city or highway/city description, i suggest we post instead the average speed for that particular FC

[boybi]

2007 Mitsubishi Pajero 3.2L Diesel
City: 6-7km/li
Highway: 9-10km/li

2010 Mazda CX7 2.5L Gas
City: 6-7km/li
Highway: 8-9km/li

2011 Hyundai Starex HVX 2.5L Diesel
City: 7-8km/li
Highway: 9-11km/li

[Twisted05]

2011 Innova D4D MT

city = 9-10 km/li

highway = 12-13/li

[Bruks_pt]

2007 Kia Sportage (AT/Diesel)
City: 7km/li
H'way: 9km/li (70~120km/hr)

2007 Forester 2.0 (AT)
City: 7~8km/li

2010 Suzuki G'Vitara V6 4x4 (AT)
City: 6~7 km/li
H'way: 9km/li (~160km/hr)

[Monseratto]

Using manual recording of fuel consumption. Which is filling the tank and only checking when refilling, all at the same pump. So no guestimating between City/Highway/weekday/weekend. Also most car computers are in accurate.

2005 Toyota Fortuner 3.0 D4D

6.4-6.9 km/li

2010 Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2.5 GLS

7.8 km/li

[Starex_Gold]

2010 Hyundai Tucson iX LMX20 eVGT 4WD (all stock)

Engine - 2.0Li. R-series
Fuel - Diesel

City driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 8 to 10.5 km/L
Heavy traffic - 6.8 to 7.5 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 19.8 km/L (90 km/h)
R-eVGT mode - 11 to 13.5 km/L (140 to 195 km/h)

2010 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS eVGT 2WD (all stock)

Engine - 2.2Li. R-series
Fuel - Diesel

City driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 8.4 to 11 km/L
Heavy traffic - 7 to 7.9 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 21.4 km/L (90 km/h)
R-eVGT mode - 11 to 13 km/L (130 to 200 km/h)

2008 Honda CR-V 2.4S-X 4WD (all stock)

Engine - 2.4Li. K24AZ
Fuel - Gasoline

City Driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 7.2 to 8.1 km/L
Heavy traffic - 6.1 to 6.7 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 13 km/L (90 km/h)
i-VTEC mode - 11.9 km/L (130 to 180 km/h)

2002 Isuzu Trooper Skyroof Edition 2WD (with K&N cone type filter)

Engine - 3.0Li. 4JX1
Fuel - Diesel

City driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 7 to 8.5 km/L
Heavy traffic - 6.5 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 14 km/L (80 km/h)
Hataw mode - 12 km/L (120 to 160 km/h)

2005 Toyota Prado VX 4WD Dubai Version (all stock)

Engine - 4.0L 1GR-FE
Fuel - Gasoline

City driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 5.5 to 7 km/L
Heavy traffic - 4 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 10 to 11.6 km/L (80 to 90 km/h)
Hataw mode - 9.5 km/L (120 to 170 km/h)

2008 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer 2WD (all stock)

Engine - 4.0L Cologne
Fuel - Gasoline

City driving:
Light to moderate traffic - 5 to 6.8 km/L
Heavy traffic - 4 km/L

Highway driving:
Eco mode - 10.8 to 11.9km/L (80 to 90 km/h)
Hataw mode - 9.6 km/L (120 to 170 km/h)

[mobiliong pilyo]

Mountain Bike 1975 model (all stock)

unlimited km per pawis city/hiway, super tipid po sya.