Post Your Average Fuel Consumption [Merged]

**claRkEnt** · May 18th, 2006 02:35 PM

Honda City 05 1.5 CVT
Never below 16 km/li combined hi-way/city driving (plus hataw pa sa NLEX every weekend). This is based on one year monitoring as i religiously compute for it everytime i gas up.

When i had my tyres changed from 185/55R15 to 195/55R15 (dahil wala mabili na pamalit sa stock - dont want to buy at Casa!!!), medyo napansin ko bumaba ako. sometimes i'm getting 15km/li and one time nag 14 pa nga!
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**wilcats** · May 18th, 2006 02:41 PM

30.68 km/L eco-run challenge sept 10 2005.

**CLAVEL3699** · May 18th, 2006 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by wilcats

30.68 km/L eco-run challenge sept 10 2005.

Nov. 2005 ecorun. got 24.32km/ltr. sobra trapic sa EDSA.

**kabuke0** · May 18th, 2006 03:19 PM

alam kong ang automatic T. ay mas matakaw sa gas compare as manual T.

pero tanong lang ha..

how? kahit brief but scietifically explanation...po??

**Mamar** · May 18th, 2006 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by wilcats

30.68 km/L eco-run challenge sept 10 2005.

Wow pano nyo po nakukuha ung ganyang kataas ksi sa optra ko pinaka mataas ko na po nakuha ay 16.5km/l on highway!

**Renault Manto** · May 18th, 2006 03:38 PM

Mine is Diesel: Toyota Emina '92 2.5 Turbo Intercooler (Jap). I dont have the exact range but it is 7 liters from San Andres Manila to Lipa, Batangas (Ps.250.00 one-way)

Just wanted to share! Kudos!

**denslexusgx470** · May 19th, 2006 07:49 AM

sorry hindi ko alam ang conversion but here they are:

1997 CR-V (Philippine vehicle) avg 7kpl (kilometers per liter)
1997 Honda Odyssey 20mpg city, 25 mpg highway
2000 RX300 (sold, don't longer own it, but i'll post it anyways) 19mpg city, 24 highway
2003 GX470 (don't really want to know) 15 mpg city, 19-20 mpg highway

**the_noise** · May 19th, 2006 02:44 PM

95 Corolla 1.6

City 9-10 km/L
Highway 13-14 km/L

**JMV** · May 19th, 2006 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by resmile

Honda City 05 1.5 CVT
Never below 16 km/li combined hi-way/city driving (plus hataw pa sa NLEX every weekend). This is based on one year monitoring as i religiously compute for it everytime i gas up.

When i had my tyres changed from 185/55R15 to 195/55R15 (dahil wala mabili na pamalit sa stock - dont want to buy at Casa!!!), medyo napansin ko bumaba ako. sometimes i'm getting 15km/li and one time nag 14 pa nga!
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hmmm.... what could be the reason?

185/55R15 to 195/55R15 --> means a lot more rubber on the road --> more rolling friction --> more engine work ---> more fuel consumption?

.. is this the same thing as under inflated tires (that why we get better mileage if our tires are over inflated than normal)

... just asking... could somebody confirm?

**niky** · May 19th, 2006 04:38 PM

Conversion of MPG to Km/l...

US MPG / 2.35 = KM/L

UK MPG / 2.82 = KM/L

As for tires... size is only a partial answer. Often, sportier tire compounds have greater rolling resistance than comfort or economy compounds. And the wider tire is also marginally heavier. Heavier tires/wheels have an effect on effective weight... If I remember correctly, every 1 pound added to each drive wheel is equivalent to 30 pounds of weight on the car. All three factors play a part in the lower fuel consumption.

**jorena** · May 19th, 2006 06:49 PM

'97 Lancer Glxi = 7-8 km/L city driving... kailangang ibahin ang driving habits para umabot ng at least 10km/L..

**easydeal** · May 19th, 2006 10:33 PM

1997 Nissan Cefiro
City 5.5 to 7.8 km/ltr
Highway 9 km/ltr (measured last Tue.)
Fuel is Petron Blaze

1999 Hyundai Starex
City 6 to 7.5 km/ltr
Highway 11 km/ltr
Fuel is mixed Shell and Petron Diesel

**Jun aka Pekto** · May 19th, 2006 10:43 PM

My daily driver is a 2006 3.3L V6 Hyundai Sonata GLS. If I'm easy on the gas pedal, I get 27-30mpg. But, I'm often a hard-headed moron who likes to punch it whenever I'm head at a stoplight. So, my gas mileage would drop to 22-24mpg.

**Mamar** · May 19th, 2006 11:08 PM

My 06 optra does 10-11km/l city driving and 15-16km/l highway

02 diesel sedona 16.6km/l highway

**Xtian8** · May 20th, 2006 05:22 AM

2004 WRX STi
250 miles / full tank(14 gal.)

1996 Civic VTi
around 300 miles / full tank(12 gal)

**traggob** · May 23rd, 2006 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by Belisarius

Toyota Corolla 1.3 XL '94, 155,000+km reading - city driving 8.6 kpl, trips to tagaytay - SLEX, Sta. Rosa, Highlands - 10.56 kpl.- using Seaoil unleaded ethanol 10% blend

what is your experience, good and bad, with the 10% ethanol blend? i also have a corolla 1.3 xl 97 model and am using petron unleaded and shell unleaded alternately. have not tried the 10% ethanol blend. i read from other forums (o fora?) na it may do more harm than good.

thanks.

**mazdamazda** · May 23rd, 2006 04:04 PM

Originally Posted by traggob

what is your experience, good and bad, with the 10% ethanol blend? i also have a corolla 1.3 xl 97 model and am using petron unleaded and shell unleaded alternately. have not tried the 10% ethanol blend. i read from other forums (o fora?) na it may do more harm than good.

thanks.

AFAIK... any amount of ethanol is not good for carb engines (as I assume that the 1.3L Rolla is carb).

**BeetOls** · May 23rd, 2006 04:09 PM

isuzu LS 4x4 pickup --206,000 on the odo -- blowby engine (do really have to say this?!)

8.7-9km/l city driving; but now consistent at 9 due to light traffic (no school)

13-14km/l hi way driving (at least when i drove to bataan)

**benzoyl** · June 6th, 2006 02:39 AM

Mine is:

8 km / litre.
PETRON xcs gamit ko
2.0 Nissan Bluebird A/T ako

**Radical!** · June 6th, 2006 03:15 PM

2002 Frontier 2.7E M/T: 9 km/L city and 13.4 km/L highway Petron Diesel Max
2003 CRV A/T: 6km/L city 11km/L highway Petron Blaze

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