Your car's range?

[AClownsPocket]

Monaro VXR

About 210 miles to a tank, but mainly because I drive everywhere in 3rd listening to the noise.

Have seen 300 on a run down South, but was a really boring drive.

[SammyW]

On a good run up to 700 miles in the Audi and around 250 in the Lotus.

[DonnyMac]

Atom 110 miles @ £27-32
Maserati <200 miles @ <£120
SLK 250 <600 miles @ <£80

All run on V-Power P or D.

I love that little SLK.

[akz0rrr]

Around 300 in my VXR. Only had my Astra 888 diesel for 4 days, but the one time I've filled it so far it reckoned between 575-600 on the computer. Not sure thats entirely accurate though. It's probably good for 450-500 I think. Don't really know though!

[Urban Sports]

Some of these diesel ranges are awesome.

[Sam.F]

My Golf - 240-260 miles in everyday driving, but will stretch to 480 on a gentle motorway run.

OH's 116d - around 450 miles on average, have seen over 600 between fills on longer runs

[rohrl]

Mk1 Leon Cupra-R about 250 miles. I reckon I could do well over that if I switched off the air-con and drove like saint though, but y'know...

[Rovinghawk]

Urban Sports said:

Some of these diesel ranges are awesome.

Saab 9-5 2.3t petrol- up to 700 miles on long economical motorway grinds. I expected massively less.

RH

[Mikebentley]

Renault Modus 1.5DCI Euro86 used for commuting to work, computer usually shows 68mpg average has shown 89mpg over a 150 mile round trip and range when filled up is about 750 miles +

[NiceCupOfTea]

Saab 9000 2.3 FPT - OBC has claimed 600+ miles when I have been doing motorway cruising at 65, but don't think I have stayed on the motorway long enough to achieve it. Around town start stop cold weather then it has got down to the low 200s - £70-80 to brim the tank from fuel light.

TVR S2 2.9, not sure as the odometer doesn't work and the fuel gauge has a mind of its own would suspect 200-250 miles from a tank though.

Saab 900 T16S with a few tweaks - between 200-300 dependant on driving.

[jwo]

Golf blue motion 750miles (55 litres I think)
Audi - 350 miles (61 litres)

Edited by jwo on Saturday 6th October 21:43

[Chris Stott]

Porsche 996 -> 200-320 miles depending on how it's driven (c.60l)

Citroen DS5 -> So far, only around 450 miles (c.55l)... I'm hoping this is going to significantly improve as I get some miles on it as my previous 2.2tdci Mondeo managed over 600 on 70l

I was chatting to my brother about the disappointing economy of the DS5 earlier in the week and he told me his 59 plate 320d ED normally does 750 miles on a tank (65l), and once managed over 900.

[sploosh]

Saab 95 2.3 lpt on LPG was 220 miles on a good run, changed the air mass meter for s/h scrappie and getting 260 - 270 miles

[Fish981]

Peugeot 406 1000miles. Just.

[nadger]

Saab 9-3 vector sport sport wagon 1.9 td = about 600 - 650 miles on a full tank to light (about 75quid ish to brim).

[Blayney]

Twingo GT - I can get it to around 330 miles. Usually only get to 280 miles before I fill though.

[Steve vRS]

My 320D Efficient Dynamics can see 1000miles range easy on the computer after a fill up and on a long steady run.

I have had 950miles out of a tank after a week of running up and down the motorway at 65mph. Not bad for a 160bhp car.

Would still sacrifice a few mpg for better looking wheels!

Steve

[StuartGGray]

V70 P2 2.4 N/a anything from 400 - 520. 70 litre tank.

[nsi]

My best ever is 716 miles from one tank. BWM 730d.

[Crapaud]

Skoda diesel always at least 600 miles for only 46 - 48 litres. Best of 750 miles. Now got 183,000 miles on clock. In theory it has suggested up to 910 if I could drive like a granny for that long.

V8 petrol Grand Cherokee dire. Averages 19 mpg but fun. Some of that is towing horse trailer. Seems to have a small tank for such a guzzler.

Bentley gets further than Jeep but costs a fortune to brim it. Think best I've managed is 400 miles on recent 3,000 mile Euro trip.