Mazda fuel Consumption Database

[CLAVEL3699]

Malaki ba ang FC difference nya pagnagpalit ng stock na 16 to 18?

May KM difference din ba sya?

[GOLDIE_JM]

1st gen Mazda 6 2.3L GasActive

6.5-7km/l city

sample: (I know the distance is short)


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1st gen Mazda 6 2.3L GasActive

6.5-7km/l city

sample: (I know the distance is short)

Ano pong apps ito?

[jojotimay]

Ride: Mazda 323 BG (all power)
Year: 1997
Displacement: 1320cc
Engine Configuration: SOHC I-4 16v carb fed (B3)
Fuel Consumption:
-Pure city: 9km/liter aircon on

"I have the same ride, 1996 1.13 Mazda 323 B3 engine (carb), in my first full tank I just had 5km/l city driving. Any suggestion how to improve fuel economy?"

[Bravoexo]

Mazda 3 2005 Hatch (1.6L)

Before i would get Full to Low Fuel light at around 360kms

After a fuel pump change (OEM at Casa), I normally get that with still 1/4 left in the tank.

Lol, parang mali lang calibration. Kaya di ko na sinasagad at all nowadays. Pagka 1/4, refill na.

And, yes... i can still go below 1/4.... pero di ko na pinapabayaan mag light up yung fuel indicator bago mag refuel.

[neoark]

Mga Sirs patulong po. I am planning kasi na palitan na yung mazda 3 2.0 2005 kong kotse to a bigger car. Gusto ko sana yung mazda cx7 kaso worry ko baka malakas sa gas 2.5L kc eh. Ano po kaya mapapayo nyo mga sirs?

[jut703]

Mga Sirs patulong po. I am planning kasi na palitan na yung mazda 3 2.0 2005 kong kotse to a bigger car. Gusto ko sana yung mazda cx7 kaso worry ko baka malakas sa gas 2.5L kc eh. Ano po kaya mapapayo nyo mga sirs?

Malakas talaga sa gas yung CX7. Just get an Innova, Fortuner, Montero, or Everest if you're so concerned about fuel consumption.

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[neoark]

[QUOTE=jut703;2874971]Malakas talaga sa gas yung CX7. Just get an Innova, Fortuner, Montero, or Everest if you're so concerned about fuel consumption.

Salamat Sir sa info. However, dun sa mga nabangit mo Sir medyo hndi kaya ng budget eh. I'm also considering CRV, Tucson, and ASX. Ano sa tingin mo Sir?

[jut703]

[QUOTE=neoark;2875150]

Malakas talaga sa gas yung CX7. Just get an Innova, Fortuner, Montero, or Everest if you're so concerned about fuel consumption.

Salamat Sir sa info. However, dun sa mga nabangit mo Sir medyo hndi kaya ng budget eh. I'm also considering CRV, Tucson, and ASX. Ano sa tingin mo Sir?

All gas-fed SUVs medyo malakas talaga sa gas.

For the same price as a CX7 (450k-500k), you can get an Innova diesel or a Tucson diesel.

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[neoark]

[QUOTE=jut703;2875154][QUOTE=neoark;2875150]
All gas-fed SUVs medyo malakas talaga sa gas.

For the same price as a CX7 (450k-500k), you can get an Innova diesel or a Tucson diesel.

For me Sir, 10-12km/l mix hi-way city for a gas fed crossover okey na po saken yun. Kasi kung diesel bka older model na yung pwede sa budget ko. BTW I prefer 2010-2012 model po Sir. Any recommendations?

[Altuy]

Malaki ba ang FC difference nya pagnagpalit ng stock na 16 to 18?

May KM difference din ba sya?

I'm also wondering... I'll get the V variant, but also coveting the 18s of the R variant...

[jut703]

I'm also wondering... I'll get the V variant, but also coveting the 18s of the R variant...

FC impact of bigger rims is minimal and isn't as big a factor as traffic or driving style.

Getting 18" rims for your Mazda 3 1.5V will give it a HUGE boost in its aesthetic appeal. The stock 16" rims look way too small for me.

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[Altuy]

FC impact of bigger rims is minimal and isn't as big a factor as traffic or driving style.

Getting 18" rims for your Mazda 3 1.5V will give it a HUGE boost in its aesthetic appeal. The stock 16" rims look way too small for me.

Wow, that's cool stuff! Thanks, jut

Still weighing my options:

- trade stock rims and tires in for 18s and new R18s; or
- have the 16 rims painted with gunmetal silver; wait for the 40k clock time; then accomplish option 1

[jut703]

Wow, that's cool stuff! Thanks, jut

Still weighing my options:

- trade stock rims and tires in for 18s and new R18s; or
- have the 16 rims painted with gunmetal silver; wait for the 40k clock time; then accomplish option 1

Buy 18s then sell the 16s separately. Babaratin ka lang ng tire shop if you trade it in.

When I traded in my 16" rims and tires before, tire shops were offering 12k at most. I was able to sell the wheels on my own for 22k.

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[Altuy]

Buy 18s then sell the 16s separately. Babaratin ka lang ng tire shop if you trade it in.

When I traded in my 16" rims and tires before, tire shops were offering 12k at most. I was able to sell the wheels on my own for 22k.

Thanks for the tip, jut!

I saw a complete set of stock 18s on OLX. I'm thinking: buy those, buy new R18s, and preserve my stock tires and rims just a thought to test the fuel consumption of the M3 on 16s vs. on 18s... haha!

Can you please recommend a "credible" tire shop that sells 215/45s at affordable prices?

[jut703]

Thanks for the tip, jut!

I saw a complete set of stock 18s on OLX. I'm thinking: buy those, buy new R18s, and preserve my stock tires and rims just a thought to test the fuel consumption of the M3 on 16s vs. on 18s... haha!

Can you please recommend a "credible" tire shop that sells 215/45s at affordable prices?

Ben's OK in Banawe. They give really good prices with a wide selection of tires and rims.

The ride comfort is better with the 16s but the 18s give better feedback during turn-in, plus the aesthetic factor of course.

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[Altuy]

Ben's OK in Banawe. They give really good prices with a wide selection of tires and rims.

The ride comfort is better with the 16s but the 18s give better feedback during turn-in, plus the aesthetic factor of course

Thanks, jut! Very helpful as always!

I drove 200+ kilometers this past weekend, and I totally agree that the ride comfort is exceptional! Making me think twice! Cost-benefit analysis, it is.

[jut703]

Thanks, jut! Very helpful as always!

I drove 200+ kilometers this past weekend, and I totally agree that the ride comfort is exceptional! Making me think twice! Cost-benefit analysis, it is.

I didn't think twice.





I think compact sedans (Civic, Altis, Mazda 3) look exponentially better with 18-inch rims than with stock 16s.

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[Jstn]

Hello, ask ko lang po sa mga expert gaano po kaya mag consump ng fuel ang mazda 323 familia gen 2.5? on city drive and highway drive po.

[Altuy]

exponentially better with 18-inch rims than with stock 16s.

Nice and sleek!

Well, if there's not so much FC difference between 18s and 16s...

[Altuy]

Hello, ask ko lang po sa mga expert gaano po kaya mag consump ng fuel ang mazda 323 familia gen 2.5? on city drive and highway drive po.

Hello, Jstn!

Sorry, I can't help you there. Try to back read, though. You may find posts on 323s' fuel consumption.

Another option is:

1. "Full-tank" your car. Tell the pump boy: "Automatic lang, Bossing."
2. Reset your tripmeter. If your car doesn't have one, take note your odometer reading.
3. Drive to near-empty.
4. Re-fuel (automatic din).
5. Determine the total kilometers you traveled from your tripmeter. Again, if your car doesn't have one, take note your odometer reading. Deduct the figure from step 2.
6. Determine the total liters from step 4.
7. Divide step 5 by step 6. The answer will be __ km/L