Another E90 M3 fuel question.
Discussion
The last tank of fuel in my 10 year old E36 323 has just returned 18 mpg. Mainly very short city journeys. This means that I could deal with the M3s mpg or can I?
Those of you with run-in M3 V8s how is your mpg now?
Is it still 18/19 overall or has it got better?
What's it like in town? and on a run?
My 323 is old school compared to the latest 3 series and is normally 18 around town but up to 25/26 on a run, thus being used to this kind of consumption should mean that running a M3 should not be a problem?
Apart from initial cost, servicing costs, vandalism etc.
Those of you with run-in M3 V8s how is your mpg now?
Is it still 18/19 overall or has it got better?
What's it like in town? and on a run?
My 323 is old school compared to the latest 3 series and is normally 18 around town but up to 25/26 on a run, thus being used to this kind of consumption should mean that running a M3 should not be a problem?
Apart from initial cost, servicing costs, vandalism etc.
Good point but it was just a question. s
t NYE and just bored this morning.
I'm just interested to know what these cars return in town ie is it bad like 8 mpg or similar. Used one on the track earlier this year and we were getting around 5 mpg.
BTW these cars are going to be bargains this year so if one could scrape together the money to buy, I would just like to know from owners what is it like to keep on the road and look after it.
Used to have a 987 which used less fuel than my Beemer and the servicing costs were quite reasonable. An affordable performance car.
t NYE and just bored this morning. I'm just interested to know what these cars return in town ie is it bad like 8 mpg or similar. Used one on the track earlier this year and we were getting around 5 mpg.
BTW these cars are going to be bargains this year so if one could scrape together the money to buy, I would just like to know from owners what is it like to keep on the road and look after it.
Used to have a 987 which used less fuel than my Beemer and the servicing costs were quite reasonable. An affordable performance car.
Edited by croyde on Thursday 1st January 11:45
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