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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    guys tanong ko lang po, ilan po ung fuel consumption ng honda crv na 2nd gen pag dating sa highway at city drive?

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    #2
    my fc averaged 6-7 for city..and maybe 10 for the highway..you plan on owning one?

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    Almost the same as ram0722, 7-8, 9 tops on city driving. 10-12 sa long driving.

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    #4
    2nd gen crv's drinks fuel.

    If you're planning in owning one, get the 1st gen. Better suspension and consumes lesser fuel compared to the 2nd gen.

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    #5
    currently im driving a 2nd gen honda crv, bgay ng dad ko sakin kc bumili na siya ng bago niyang car, curios lang ako sa fuel consumption ng crv n 2nd gen, sa lahat b ng crv ung 2nd gen ba ung malakas sa gas??

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    #7
    City driving, mine gets 7-7.5km/l. Pretty decent since most cars of this class with the same displacement get roughly similar results.

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    #8
    Mine is a 2002 CRV and driving on a bumper to bumper traffic condition everday I get 5.5 -6 km/l. On long drive (out of town) I get 10km/l.

    A friend of mine says that it maybe due to the size to weight ratio of 2nd gen that is why it sucks up lot of gas.

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    #9
    mine is almost the same as the replies above.
    How about getting a unichip or better yet LPG conversion for your ride.

    yung akin kasi ginagamit ko lang sya for coding days and out of town long trips. or if i needed to haul big/heavy things.

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    #10
    A Unichip isn't worth the money if you're getting it for fuel economy alone. It would take a long time to recoup your investment in fuel savings. But if you're getting it for the power increase, the increase in economy is a small bonus.

    LPG works because LPG is cheaper than gasoline. And with an LPG kit, it's worth the extra 4000-5000 bucks to have your SGI LPG kit dyno-tuned for maximum power and fuel economy.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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Fuel consumption of 2nd gen CRV