MPG

[jasongtr]

i know its not the most important question, but what sort of mpg do you get out of a tuscan and can they be used for a daily driver?

[davido140]

I think you'll find most average at low 20's "combined" with a bit of hooning.

some say that the sp6 engine is better driven regularly, and many people here do use it as a daily drive.

Will cost the earth and kill the value of your car if you plan to do mini-cab mileage in it though!

[jasongtr]

only would do 10k a year and as you can buy them for 15k wasnt too bothered about the depreciation side.

I think they look great, and to be honest i am more likely to buy a 111R elise (exige too pricey at mo for me) but i need 28-30 mpg as this is what my 330 bmw returns.

Cheers though

Edited by jasongtr on Saturday 1st March 08:01

[Mustang Baz]

jasongtr said:

but i need 28-30 mpg as this is what my 330 bmw returns.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=499876

28-30 mpg would be highly unusual/unachievable for a Tuscan in my view.

Edited by Mustang Baz on Saturday 1st March 10:21

[softtop]

I think sometimes the thought of it is better than the reality. It is on the wet cold mornings when you wish you have a car that was not going to bite you if you are not on top of your game. Used the Chimaera for a while, not sure I could do it every day but then again it depends how old you are.

[davido140]

softtop said:

I think sometimes the thought of it is better than the reality. It is on the wet cold mornings when you wish you have a car that was not going to bite you if you are not on top of your game. Used the Chimaera for a while, not sure I could do it every day but then again it depends how old you are.

the wet cold roads dont bother me so much, its the wet and cold interior of the car!!

[YAHOO]

Err NO - Never - Sunny days and track days ONLY

[earlyriser]

jasongtr said:

i need 28-30 mpg as this is what my 330 bmw returns.

Edited by jasongtr on Saturday 1st March 08:01

This is a joke, right. Have you thought about a 330D, Jason?