http://www.doe.gov.ph/FUEL%20ECONOMY...6%20RESULT.pdf
Vios 1.3L - 22.16 K/li
BMW 520D - 21.07
Picanto - 20.80
Getz 1.5 - 19.19
Accent 1.5 - 19.01
City - 18.21
etc etc
http://www.doe.gov.ph/FUEL%20ECONOMY...6%20RESULT.pdf
Vios 1.3L - 22.16 K/li
BMW 520D - 21.07
Picanto - 20.80
Getz 1.5 - 19.19
Accent 1.5 - 19.01
City - 18.21
etc etc
Still not fully representative. Puwede ba, they do all the tests on a dyno, at the same road speed (at the wheels) and same temperature, so we could get the best results? I'm getting sick of seeing these things skewed by stupid or superhuman driving... we got 23 km/l in the City!!!! IN TRAFFIC WITH THE AC ON, FOR CHRIST'S SAKE! What was wrong with their driver!!!???!!!
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A big German four door saloon topping the mileage charts and on par, if not beating most subcompact and supermini cars... that's interesting.
[QUOTE=niky]Still not fully representative. Puwede ba, they do all the tests on a dyno, at the same road speed (at the wheels) and same temperature, so we could get the best results? I'm getting sick of seeing these things skewed by stupid or superhuman driving... we got 23 km/l in the City!!!!/QUOTE]
Can't really compare here, 1.3L vios M/T vs. 1.3L city A/T... Hold on - the most interesting and eye catching,,, Toyota Innova 2.5L GASOLINE. Dapat pala ito na lang 'inutang' ko hindi yung 2.0 Gasoline engine... Ilang hp kaya ito...![]()
Oo nga no... 2.5 Gas!Right. Very scientific.
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baka naman... they were in a convoy... and the vios is always at the back (and thus benefitting from minimal wind resistance).
hehe.
From the figures, the test was probably done on the expressway. So we can consider all those figures to be highway fuel milage.
In Europe Diesel cars have been outselling their gas counterparts since years ago. Diesel cars are the way more fuel efficient than gas cars with small displacement engines. Diesel cars are the way to the future in Europe while in the US its Hybrid cars.Originally Posted by pixelparadigm
Dapat sinama sa test yung Civic hybrid car. In the UK a diesel VW hatch got better fuel economy than the Toyota Prius.Carmanufacturers here should start bringing in their diesel cars to show how fuel efficient they can really be.
Oo nga, Vios at the back, City in front... pushing the air out of the way for everyone else.
But according to the release, it's combined city-highway daw. Still, 17 km is decent mileage for an average owner in average driving, while the numbers from the others are conspicuously high, indicating super-tipid mode.
Heck, in super-tipid mode, I can even get 14 km/l from my 2 liter gas engine. Finally broke that barrier on the NLEX a few days ago. I'm now shooting for 15.
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Haay naku. Hindi na importante sa akin kung ano ang fuel mileage ng kotse mo. What we should be talking about really is how high fuel prices are expected to go in the following months. Dumoble na within the past 2 and a half years. And if I were you, if you own or drive an SUV now or any gas guzzling vehicle, i-enjoy mo na since you won't think of doing this in the near future.
Errh... fuel efficiency isn't important? With those gas prices going up nga... Regular unleaded at over 42 pesos? Unthinkable just a few years ago... but understandable given the current situation... it's more important than ever for the brand new car buyer.
And if my fuel efficiency isn't important to you, then you might as well not read it when I post it, hmmmmmm?It sure is important to me, as I'm paying for my gas. Lately, I've been planning my trips and checking my speeds. I'm averaging 9.5-10 where I used to average 8.-9. The cool weather helps a lot, too.
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fuel efficiency should be second if not equally important to carbon emissions & safety ...like driver/passenger/curtain/knee airbags, side impacts,crumple zones,etc. etc. and CO2 levels. this "features" in a car should be every filipinos shopping list for cars. if anyone wants to know about a car go to the Euro NCAP website. it will tell you evrything.
+1 ako dito. baka naman kasi bro maraming pang-gas yun... utangan natin?Originally Posted by niky
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tell me...if a brand-new car runs at 22kms/L and not hav a single airbag and no ABS would you still buy it? would you risk a life of a family member in favor for something that runs more roads?
Depends. Frontal Airbags are important, yes, but at high speeds and in most situations, the structural integrity of the vehicle is more important.
Many carmakers are now designing airbag systems mostly to meet standards than anything else. The Airbag programming, for example, on certain cars get a full set of stars on US crash tests, but not European... or vice versa.
Personally, I'd pick a car designed structurally for crashworthiness without an airbag, over a car not designed to meet crash standards but airbag equipped.
And ABS? If you're going fast enough to need it, you're going too fast. Never in my life have I ever activated ABS in emergency braking from high speeds. I have, however, activated ABS at low speeds in my Nissan Sentra... damn near caused an accident, at that... stupid, over-reactive ABS...
No, scratch that... stupid brakes.
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am not a car expert but from what i hear and read airbag programming has improved a lot ever since it's inception;they don't just blow up on bumps and slight scratches from somebody ele's car. if you want to know a car's crashworthiness go to the Euro NCAP website. i think the Euro ratings are the best and most dependable in anywhere else.