fuel efficient

[rollyic]

thus the celerio is the most fuel efficient?
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how about the new 2012 picanto?

[niky]

Hard to say, as those figures were all taken at different times in different conditions. In fact, the Honda Jazz and Honda City in those runs are likely the previous generation GD-chassis CVT ones, not the current 5AT models.

[ghosthunter]

thus the celerio is the most fuel efficient?
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how about the new 2012 picanto?

The Celerio is fuel efficent but the numbers are DOE's idea of real world fuel economy figures which are unachievable in normal driving conditions unless you normally drive along the expressways with traffic sweepers ahead of you.

[rollyic]

how about this one?
http://www.tsikot.com/kia-picanto-fu...t-in-doe-test/

[hinDMaxsiado]

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[lizatailor23]

It is a factor of speed increases friction and resistance and requires more energy to overcome. Driving slowly is slightly less fuel efficient than driving at a constant speed of 55 or 60, but at a slow speed the wind friction is reduced and the fuel economy is less affected. It also matters if you are driving into the wind or if the wind is behind you and 'pushing' the vehicle.

[greasenline]

It is a factor of speed increases friction and resistance and requires more energy to overcome. Driving slowly is slightly less fuel efficient than driving at a constant speed of 55 or 60, but at a slow speed the wind friction is reduced and the fuel economy is less affected. It also matters if you are driving into the wind or if the wind is behind you and 'pushing' the vehicle.

Does this mean that during traffic your fuel efficiency is affected because you tend to drive slowly and erratically?