Honda Fuel Consumption Database

[mackvil]

What is more fuel efficient 1.6L VTI VTEC or 1.5L LXI? Dba mas fuel efficient pag VTEC kaya lang mas mataas ang displacement? ano kaya mas fuel efficient?

[ghosthunter]

depends on your driving style. Be light in the gas pedal and either car will give you good fuel milage.

[musang]

i'm averaging 8.5km/L on a 97 LXI. usual city driving lang.

[rommeldluna]

i'm averaging 8.5km/L on a 97 LXI. usual city driving lang.

for city driving thats too high for 97 lxi. isit matic or manual? am driving M/T 96 lxi b4 it was 8-9Km/L i just tune it up clean filter spark plug changed oil replaced tires then it became 11km/L

[Jewfish]

i'm averaging 8.5km/L on a 97 LXI. usual city driving lang.

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[Goying]

Pa OT mga Sirs,

Is it ok parin kaya na bumili ng honda jazz 1.5 vtec 2007 model sa panahon ngayon?
CVT sya, for a car running for 10 years tatagal pa kaya yun?

Thanks sa mga sasagot..

[Vodka]

Pa OT mga Sirs,

Is it ok parin kaya na bumili ng honda jazz 1.5 vtec 2007 model sa panahon ngayon?
CVT sya, for a car running for 10 years tatagal pa kaya yun?

Thanks sa mga sasagot..

i would stay away from those

walang gears ang CVT. just variable pulleys and pushbelt composed of a stack of elements on a flexible band. definitely not as durable as hardened metal gears

kung manual transmission pwede pa yan. that generation of jazz/city are very reliable, basta M/T

[dr. d]

Pa OT mga Sirs,

Is it ok parin kaya na bumili ng honda jazz 1.5 vtec 2007 model sa panahon ngayon?
CVT sya, for a car running for 10 years tatagal pa kaya yun?

Thanks sa mga sasagot..

personally, i would stay away from that generation of cvts. the entities involved are pointing at each other... poor design... poor maintenance... wrong choice of fluid... bad driving habits... who knows that the real problem is.
the MT, however, does not seem to be involved, it being a MT.

[Vodka]

personally, i would stay away from that generation of cvts. the entities involved are pointing at each other... poor design... poor maintenance... wrong choice of fluid... bad driving habits... who knows that the real problem is.
the MT, however, does not seem to be involved, it being a MT.

that's the honda CVT without torque-converter

current hondas have CVT w/ torque converter. but they haven't been out for very long so there's no predicting if they're gonna be reliable or not. that's what's keeping me from getting a CVT

[HBOY]

dont hit the vtec range.. drive with a light foot on either car.. and you'll basically drive around with the same consumption.