Whats your anual mileage and mpg

[Zedboy1200]

520d, 18 months old, 58k, 42mpg since birth!

[Pints]

20,000 a year.
Still only 3,600 so the current MPG of should hopefully improve.

[Bonefish Blues]

Pretty much identical to yours in both miles and mpg, OP (S60 E3 163)

[keo]

i do about 4k a year in a Lotus Elise, never worked my mpg out but I am guessing around town it has got to be 25-30? On a motorway run 40+ should be achievable I would imagine.

[r129sl]

E300 diesel T, 25,000miles, 31mpg
190, 15,000miles, 30mpg
SL500, 10,000miles, 23mpg

I am not a rich man but much more irritating than the cost of fuel is having to stop to put it in every two days: I'd take a big tank over low consumption any day!

[Tin Hat]

C63 PP, 8,000 mile PA

Have averaged 18.1 over last 14,000.

Thankfully, fuel at £1.45 a litre is a distant memory!

[Lowtimer]

r129sl said:

E300 diesel T, 25,000miles, 31mpg
190, 15,000miles, 30mpg
SL500, 10,000miles, 23mpg

I am not a rich man but much more irritating than the cost of fuel is having to stop to put it in every two days: I'd take a big tank over low consumption any day!

Functionally the same thing though, isn't it? The best thing about my last oil-burner, an E91 BMW 320D Touring, was that it reliably did 700 miles between fills. I hate having to stop for fuel. Since then I note that car makers have started trimming down the size of fuel tanks to bring range of even frugal cars back down to where it used to be 20 years ago, which I find very sad. I like long range, not because I want to drive 600 miles without a break but so that I don't have to fill up the car I'm using more than once a week.

My work-related mega-mileage has migrated to rail for the last couple of years so currently my car mileage roster is much reduced:
E39 530i Touring manual, 10,000 miles, 32 mpg
Porsche 944 Turbo, 3000 miles, 29 mpg
Mercedes R129 500SL, 4000 miles, 22 mpg
The family 2012 Prius does about 10,000 miles between us, 60 MPG.

Edited by Lowtimer on Saturday 13th February 08:48

[hornetrider]

Rusty569 said:

I'm trying to make myself feel better about running around in a diesel by telling myself everybody driving fun cars are doing tiny mileages.

So I'll start with 25k miles at 49mpg average.

I did 27k last year in my 5 litre V8. Averaged 26 or 27mpg. Cost 5k+ in go-go juice.

fk it. You only live once, right?

[T16OLE]

Around 18,000 pa in a TT 3.2 S-tronic that's currently doing 23mpg. Ouch

Thinking of swapping to a 640d, hopefully the fuel saving will pay a chunk towards it

[thebigmacmoomin]

annual mileage of under 3,000 a year @ roughly 21mpg

[siovey]

TT V6 DSG
9000 p/a - not sure about the mpg but I spend £35 p/w on petrol. It's about £50 pm more than I used to put in my diesel golf..

[kiethton]

E39 does about 4K miles a year @ about 18mpg

Honda CBR125R does about 7k miles a year @ about 100mpg

[DBSV8]

Sump said:

Ran my DB9 as a daily last year. Did 12k in it at 17 MPG.

Now running the S500 which has made it better at 24 MPG, again the same mileage.

DB9 17 mpg !!

That's good figures

[VeegasRS6]

14 - 16k per year at 16.8MPG

I do think I need to get my head checked!

[Some Gump]

About 8k at 21 mpg.
About 11k at 35mpg
About 5k at 26mpg

[Slow]

Lowtimer said:

r129sl said:

E300 diesel T, 25,000miles, 31mpg
190, 15,000miles, 30mpg
SL500, 10,000miles, 23mpg

I am not a rich man but much more irritating than the cost of fuel is having to stop to put it in every two days: I'd take a big tank over low consumption any day!

Functionally the same thing though, isn't it? The best thing about my last oil-burner, an E91 BMW 320D Touring, was that it reliably did 700 miles between fills. I hate having to stop for fuel. Since then I note that car makers have started trimming down the size of fuel tanks to bring range of even frugal cars back down to where it used to be 20 years ago, which I find very sad. I like long range, not because I want to drive 600 miles without a break but so that I don't have to fill up the car I'm using more than once a week.

My work-related mega-mileage has migrated to rail for the last couple of years so currently my car mileage roster is much reduced:
E39 530i Touring manual, 10,000 miles, 32 mpg
Porsche 944 Turbo, 3000 miles, 29 mpg
Mercedes R129 500SL, 4000 miles, 22 mpg
The family 2012 Prius does about 10,000 miles between us, 60 MPG.

Edited by Lowtimer on Saturday 13th February 08:48

My Range Rover will do 500+ between fill ups simply because they decided to fit like a 90-100l tank in it. I too hate the standing in the cold putting fuel in every few days.

[willmagrath]

I do c.12000 miles a year doing very mixed driving, have averaged 48mpg over the last 3000 miles in a remapped Fabia vRS tdi

[66mpg]

Because I am getting 66.88 mpg from my Yaris I have a useable range of 600 miles from a 42 litre tank. Last year I drove from Guildford to Newquay, used the car around and about for a week and then drove back, all on one tank of fuel.

[TheFinners]

Focus ST170, about 5000 miles pa, and 27-33mpg depending on the type of journeys.

[WJNB]

Gosh how boring is this?
I hope I never have to belly-ache about MPG & miles per year.