fc ng focus

[wen2t]

mga bro ano fc ng ford focus 1.8? tnx....

[niky]

Depends on where and when you drive it.

For the AT, expect 6-8 km/l in traffic. Probably 10-12 km/l on the highway and 14 on the NLEX. The MT should get much better FC in traffic. In our test at bigbigcar, I think we got 7-10 (city/highway).

You might want to ask at http://forum.fordclubph.com as there are many 1.8 owners there who can chime in.

[digitel]

focus 1.8? un ba ung TDCI? sensya na po hindi ko alam eh. pag hindi, ano po ung fc ng TDCI na focus?

[niky]

FC for the TDCI Powershift depends on when and where. Absolute worst case scenario will be in the 7.5-8.5 km/l range... though most other times you'll be getting 9-11... and around 13-16 km/l in pure highway driving... up to 20 km/l on the NLEX.

[wen2t]

.. tks, still looking for a fuel efficient car ( pang-everyday use ng wifeee, whose a doctor), yung astig porma repo nd nman yung pang-medrep... hehehe

[automatic]

for our 1.8 a/t....

we get 11-12 km/l according to our fleet card computations. that's mixed city and highway.... with plenty of daily short trips (less than 2km) during the weekdays.... and "long" trips (80-100 km) on weekends.

[tip_tipid]

hyundai getz with VGT should give you a fuel efficient car

[niky]

hyundai getz with VGT should give you a fuel efficient car

While I like the Getz, the guy did say "pang-doctor" and not "pang-medrep". (though a friend who's a doctor does drive one).

And the Getz CRDi doesn't come with an automatic.

Overall, the Focus is a much better vehicle, as long as you're willing to shoulder the up-front costs and extra cost-of-ownership.

But if fuel economy and ease of use are a consideration, a Honda Jazz will give you a very spacious car with decent economy, a large interior and a class-leading 5-speed automatic transmission.

And it looks damn good.

[glenn manikis]

F.C. FOCUS 1.8 A/T... 14.7 LIters/ 100 kms... as per the FC Meter gauge on my car.... thats only 6.8kms per liter....