Mazda CX-5

**speed_kills** · October 25th, 2013 05:55 PM

The best I got was around 16km/L but during expressway driving.

Then it starts to drop immediately when I reach the city.

I wonder how they arrived at those figures...

**kisshmet** · October 26th, 2013 01:05 PM

im skeptical as well with the very high fuel economy number

**Kevz321** · October 26th, 2013 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by speed_kills

The best I got was around 16km/L but during expressway driving.

Then it starts to drop immediately when I reach the city.

I wonder how they arrived at those figures...

Mine is 11.6/L (manual computation) 60% of it was expressway but then again puro hataw yun. Still way much better sa exalta ko na 8km/L mixed driving din.

**speed_kills** · October 26th, 2013 11:38 PM

I see, for me , it goes as low as 5.5km/L pag heavy traffic based on trip computer

**gundam88** · October 27th, 2013 09:17 AM

Where did you get those rear tail lights?

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**gundam88** · October 27th, 2013 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by c_cube

badtrip busted yun isang LED na binili ko. abort mission tuloy sa pagpalit ng LED DRL

and here is the OEM cargo mat. fitting is so so

Where did you buy your accessories?

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**Alvin Vicher** · October 28th, 2013 10:29 AM

I've seen the post too, pero parang exagerated yung claim nila na 27.8km/l, cguro mpg. usually kasi pinakatipid na yung 6L/100km na nakukuha ko or 16.7km/L, from antipolo to bataan non-stop no traffic around 3am to 6am. Then hindi din nila nilagay sa post nila yung average ng takbo nila or yung picture ng meter para at least may proof, receipt lng ng gasolina un nilagay nila. And yet metro manila pa nila pinatakbo yun ah. Just wondering!

**gundam88** · October 28th, 2013 05:18 PM

Guys where in Banawe or qc area can I find accessories for our cx-5?

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**niky** · October 28th, 2013 10:22 PM

Special techniques na yun. 30 km/l is possible with hypermiling. Some guys have done it in the US.

But the problem is, they only measured 1.1 liters for the city trip at the pump.

When your fuel use is that small, just half-a-liter difference in fill-ups can mean the difference between 28 km/l and 20 km/l. That's why you try to measure fuel consumption by weight when possible.