Post Your Average Fuel Consumption [Merged]

**dandiaz23** · November 20th, 2005 07:14 PM

tnx for the info niky! Will do that then post my corollas consumption right here! (i'm hoping to get an 11.2km/li like autobeats corolla..inggit ako eh!)

**dinocol** · April 27th, 2006 06:06 PM

93 isuzu bighorn..

4.5 -6 km/li city driving.. (inside baguio city)
9-11 km/li hw driving..

takaw sobra..

**isawultra** · April 27th, 2006 06:13 PM

i am bringing this thread up with this post...

does anyone have an update on the figures for an ACCORD VTI-L '99 model at 2.3L?

**av427** · April 29th, 2006 12:48 AM

Nissan Frontier 2001 2.7E
13-14 KM/L (DIESEL)
aircon always on
regular driving, wala mashadong hataw

ORTIGAS -ALABANG Route

**quiksie** · April 29th, 2006 09:53 PM

Nissan Frontier 2001 2.7E
13-14 KM/L (DIESEL)
aircon always on
regular driving, wala mashadong hataw

ORTIGAS -ALABANG Route

ang tipid naman ng frontier mo sana ganyan din yun sa akin.

1180 km manila-pagudpod-manila 10.67 l/km

**recklus** · April 30th, 2006 02:40 AM

'94 kia pride cd5, 1.3L = 10kms/L
'04 ford lynx gsi, 1.6L = 7-8kms/L
route: pque - domestic road, mejo traffic

tanda na kac nung pride kaya cguro ganyan consumption haha.

**ckj289** · April 30th, 2006 09:35 AM

1999 Toyota Spacia/Noah DOHC 2.0 non-vvti

Sydney ---> Queensland Trip

Freeway - 110 km/h (70%)
Built-up Areas - 50-60 km/h (30%)

Full baggage (as in naging lowered kotse ko

)
8 pax including me (driver)

9.95 km/Litre
10.05 Li/100 kms

Phew... Bloody long trip I clocked more than 3,000 kms... Pagod to the max...

**Camgen6** · April 30th, 2006 01:28 PM

04 Honda Odyssey EX 240hp
23 miles/Gallon-sa Highway
21 miles/Gallon-mix driving
18-19 miles/Gallon-City driving

**mazerom** · May 17th, 2006 03:22 PM

what's the typical gas consumption of your car?

any idea on the gas consumption for a 95hondacivicESI?

are gas-saving device for real?

**niky** · May 17th, 2006 04:14 PM

My car is 8-10 in normal usage, maybe 12+ for long trips.

Your car should do 8-10 km/l in traffic... or more, and 12-14 km/l on long trips.

No, gas savers are a big waste of money and time... absolutely all of them. Spend your money on oil changes, tune-ups and clean filters (air, oil, fuel) and proper maintenance.

There are some items (K&N cone filters, Michelin low-rolling resistance tires) that DO save gas as a SIDE-EFFECT, but the amount of fuel you save STILL won't cover the cost of upgrading to those items.