New Family Wagon: Legacy 3.0 R Spec B
Discussion
My fuel economy is about the same, 22 Mpg as a long term average. It's round town that really kills it, which is a unfortunate as I live in the middle of a congested town. Fortunately I don't do many miles.
By comparison, on my last track day on my Clio, I did 300 miles, including 40 each way to and from the track, and averaged 25 mpg.
@Sam.Rog both those legacies look fantastic!
By comparison, on my last track day on my Clio, I did 300 miles, including 40 each way to and from the track, and averaged 25 mpg.
@Sam.Rog both those legacies look fantastic!
Scoobydrew95 said:
That STi looks great! Yeah the tax always seems an absolute b
d with the legacys.
Unfortunately sold it beginning of the year as it wasn’t getting used and it was difficult to insure properly as no one had a clue what it was. Tried all the specialists, if they did know what it was they wouldn’t cover because of the Manchester post code. d with the legacys. If it was easier to insure I’d be searching out a 6 speed manual sti estate and keep it forever.
Cambs_Stuart said:
My fuel economy is about the same, 22 Mpg as a long term average. It's round town that really kills it, which is a unfortunate as I live in the middle of a congested town. Fortunately I don't do many miles.
By comparison, on my last track day on my Clio, I did 300 miles, including 40 each way to and from the track, and averaged 25 mpg.
@Sam.Rog both those legacies look fantastic!
Crikey, that's oddly quite a lot worse then the B5. But you're right, around town is what really hampers them. By comparison, on my last track day on my Clio, I did 300 miles, including 40 each way to and from the track, and averaged 25 mpg.
@Sam.Rog both those legacies look fantastic!
Haha what a contrast!
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