Mitsubishi Fuel Consumption Database

[orttech]

2014 Montero Sport Gls-V, Pasay Makati Area, my fuel consumption has been like this since purchase, maximum 10 km/L on highway, can run around 400 kms on a 70 liter full tank. I have run out of ideas how to improve it, maybe there is something wrong with it. I've always thought that diesel was more efficient than gasoline, but my case says otherwise. SAD!

[smuiv]

2014 Montero Sport Gls-V, Pasay Makati Area, my fuel consumption has been like this since purchase, maximum 10 km/L on highway, can run around 400 kms on a 70 liter full tank. I have run out of ideas how to improve it, maybe there is something wrong with it. I've always thought that diesel was more efficient than gasoline, but my case says otherwise. SAD!

Tingin ko lang sir talagang magiging mataas yan kasi short distance palagi travel nyo mga 5km lang from pasay to makati, unless hindi traffic at you can travel at an average speed of 20-30km dun mo makikita na makakapag 8-9km/l ka. Currently average speed mo ata nasa 6km from pasay to makati travel time mo ata nasa 1hour

Kung gas naman tingin ko at your case pasay-makati siguro nasa 8-10km/l naman.

[K3rrigan]

Around 12km each way, Manila to Mandaluyong on medium to heavy traffic. Pajero JDM 4D56

[imtheboss]

Hi guyz! Ask ko lang po sana FC ng mitsubishi eclipse and parts availability nya..at alen po ang mas okay mt or at? Okay po ba ito para maging everyday car? Any opinion and advise mga sir.. Salamat po...

[Archadia]

Nung stock pa tires ko 245/70r17 HT, FC ko is 8.5L/km long drive, 6.5L/km babad sa traffic.

Pero ngayon naka 285/70r17 AT ako, FC ko is 7.5L/km na lang long drive. Same pa rin FC sa traffic.

Normal ba to? Btw Strada GLS Sport AT pala auto ko. thanks

[jut703]

ASX GLS SE

6.82 km/L - pure city
9.70 km/L - highway but hataw (200 kph on SCTEX)

Both computed by full tank method. MID readings were 6.45 km/L and 8.77 km/L, respectively.

[carofsteel]

ASX GLS SE

6.82 km/L - pure city
9.70 km/L - highway but hataw (200 kph on SCTEX)

Both computed by full tank method. MID readings were 6.45 km/L and 8.77 km/L, respectively.

ASX GLX from NLEX Balintawak to San Fernando nung Holy Week. Was the highest I got to date.



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ASX GLS SE

6.82 km/L - pure city
9.70 km/L - highway but hataw (200 kph on SCTEX)

Both computed by full tank method. MID readings were 6.45 km/L and 8.77 km/L, respectively.

ASX GLX from NLEX Balintawak to San Fernando nung Holy Week. Was the highest I got to date.

[jut703]

ASX GLX from NLEX Balintawak to San Fernando nung Holy Week. Was the highest I got to date.

What's your FC based on full tank method?

OT: iba pala MID ng GLX sa GLS, colored yung sa GLS eh.

[carofsteel]

What's your FC based on full tank method?

OT: iba pala MID ng GLX sa GLS, colored yung sa GLS eh.

Panong full tank method? Kakafull tank ko pa lang yan Bago pumasok ng nlex kc babyahe kami ng probinsya. Huminto kami sa may sanfernando lagpas sm. Kita dyan average speed. Sa city 8-10kpl usually. Manual ang glx ko yung glx na bago yata cvt na.ewan ko lang kung diff yung cvt vs manual sa fc o sa style lang ng driving

[boytsiks]

Full the tank (automatic lang) then set trip meter to zero. Then on your next visit sa petrol station, full tank ka ulit (automatic ulit). Take note of the number of liters na nilagay. Take note of the reading on your trip meter. Divide kms on the trip meter by the number of liters of gas you put into the tank.

[jut703]

Panong full tank method? Kakafull tank ko pa lang yan Bago pumasok ng nlex kc babyahe kami ng probinsya. Huminto kami sa may sanfernando lagpas sm. Kita dyan average speed. Sa city 8-10kpl usually. Manual ang glx ko yung glx na bago yata cvt na.ewan ko lang kung diff yung cvt vs manual sa fc o sa style lang ng driving

1. Fill up your tank (automatic, not sagad)
2. Record your odometer reading (and/or reset tripmeter)
3. Travel
4. Once you reach your destination, fill up again (automatic full tank again), take note of how many liters were filled up.
5. Record your odometer reading then log the total km traveled
6. Total km traveled divided by total liters equals your ACTUAL fuel consumption.

In your case, if you wanted an accurate figure for your FC, you should've filled up again in San Fernando, so you know how many liters of fuel you consumed for the total distance traveled. I'm pretty sure it's not 18.7 km/L.

One of my biggest pet peeves is people claiming really good FC figures, but basing it only on their car's MID only.

[carofsteel]

1. Fill up your tank (automatic, not sagad)
2. Record your odometer reading (and/or reset tripmeter)
3. Travel
4. Once you reach your destination, fill up again (automatic full tank again), take note of how many liters were filled up.
5. Record your odometer reading then log the total km traveled
6. Total km traveled divided by total liters equals your ACTUAL fuel consumption.

In your case, if you wanted an accurate figure for your FC, you should've filled up again in San Fernando, so you know how many liters of fuel you consumed for the total distance traveled. I'm pretty sure it's not 18.7 km/L.

One of my biggest pet peeves is people claiming really good FC figures, but basing it only on their car's MID only.

Ganun pala yun salamat. Next time pag balik ng probinsya yn gagawin ko.

[XANTI]

Ganun pala yun salamat. Next time pag balik ng probinsya yn gagawin ko.

Guys, I am planning to buy a 2008 Mitsubishi Fuzion 2.4 GLS Sport. Do you have any idea of its fuel consumption? City and Highway? I believe it has the same engine as the Outlander?

Thanks in advance!

[Louie_G]

Hello po,

baguhan pa lang po ako diro sa forum and hindi madalas nakaka login dito kasi medyo busy ang sched. Ngayon lang medyo meron oras. yung strada ko po 2013 model and stock pa lahat. malakas po ba talaga sa krudo kung city driving lang compared sa long distance? kasi napansin ko 1 week na puro city driving lang yung fuel gauge ko halos kalahati na from a full tank in monday. pero kung long distance byahe ko ganon din pero in terms sa kilometers mas malayo byahe sa long distance compared sa city driving lang. Kung city driving lng nasa 8 to 9klm/liter ata ako pero kung long distance nasa 13.6klm/liter.

at meron ding akong nabasa na kung long distance wag raw paabutin ng 2000rpm para maka tipid sa krudo. e kung nasa 2000rpm mga 80 to 100 lng kasi takbo mo. minsan kasi magandang apakan pa ang gas pedal pa bumilis takbo mo lalo lang clear yung daanan. tanong ko lang same lang ba experience ko na kung nasa 2000rpm nasa 80 to 100kml lang takbo ng pick up nyo?

[jut703]

Your city and highway mileage are just about right for a Strada.

Of course you can't stay at 2,000 rpm and expect to be traveling at 120 kph. When the road is empty and you feel like going faster, you really can't stick to just 2,000 rpm. If you can afford to buy a car, you can afford to pay for gas. The difference between consumption at 2,000 rpm and 2,500 rpm isn't all that big.

[Strada_onRhinos]

Hello po,

baguhan pa lang po ako diro sa forum and hindi madalas nakaka login dito kasi medyo busy ang sched. Ngayon lang medyo meron oras. yung strada ko po 2013 model and stock pa lahat. malakas po ba talaga sa krudo kung city driving lang compared sa long distance? kasi napansin ko 1 week na puro city driving lang yung fuel gauge ko halos kalahati na from a full tank in monday. pero kung long distance byahe ko ganon din pero in terms sa kilometers mas malayo byahe sa long distance compared sa city driving lang. Kung city driving lng nasa 8 to 9klm/liter ata ako pero kung long distance nasa 13.6klm/liter.

at meron ding akong nabasa na kung long distance wag raw paabutin ng 2000rpm para maka tipid sa krudo. e kung nasa 2000rpm mga 80 to 100 lng kasi takbo mo. minsan kasi magandang apakan pa ang gas pedal pa bumilis takbo mo lalo lang clear yung daanan. tanong ko lang same lang ba experience ko na kung nasa 2000rpm nasa 80 to 100kml lang takbo ng pick up nyo?

All that you've said are normal. I think for diesel, very minimal lang ang difference sa diesel consumption sa konting taas ng RPM.

[9701]

For a 2003 4m40 po kaya whats the ideal fc?

[Louie_G]

Your city and highway mileage are just about right for a Strada.

Of course you can't stay at 2,000 rpm and expect to be traveling at 120 kph. When the road is empty and you feel like going faster, you really can't stick to just 2,000 rpm. If you can afford to buy a car, you can afford to pay for gas. The difference between consumption at 2,000 rpm and 2,500 rpm isn't all that big.

Thanks sa info. na comprae ko lang kasi yung gas consumption ng strada ko sa crosswind ng brother in law ko kaya naisipan kung mag tanong dito if ok lang ba yung gas consumption ng strada.

[Louie_G]

Thanks po sa info at least alam ko na ngayon na normal lng yung consumption ng strada.

[mafers]

Lancer mx cedia 2003 = 8-9 k/ltr pure city driving, 14-15 k/ltr highway long drive