Evoque fuel economy
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allergictocheese said:
Cheers. It's up against the ubiquitous 320d auto, which I the impression will be 10mpg up on the Evoque in any given situation.
Looking at the stats, I'd have guessed more like 20mpg up. That's only a guess though, I have no first-hand experience of the Evoque. Depends if the wind is with you, or against you...!
Mate had one, was really shocked at the diesel MPG performance. Sold it after 4 months as was utterly pished off at having to refill it almost every other day, instead of weekly like his previous car, (audi 2.0 d) for his daily drive. Almost doubled his fuel expenditure, despite driving significantly slower.
Mate had one, was really shocked at the diesel MPG performance. Sold it after 4 months as was utterly pished off at having to refill it almost every other day, instead of weekly like his previous car, (audi 2.0 d) for his daily drive. Almost doubled his fuel expenditure, despite driving significantly slower.
I've got a 64 plate SD4 190 (with 9 speed auto) - long term average 35mpg over about 5500 miles, that's driving it sensibly but not slowly. Individual trips largely similar.
Will do 30mpg on poor runs, will struggle to top 40mpg over a tank-ful.
They do break in nicely, so after a few thousand miles gain a couple mpg.
Don't think it'll ever compete with a 320d in terms of mpg, but then again you do get all 4 of those round "wheel" things being driven by the engine in the evoque.
Will do 30mpg on poor runs, will struggle to top 40mpg over a tank-ful.
They do break in nicely, so after a few thousand miles gain a couple mpg.
Don't think it'll ever compete with a 320d in terms of mpg, but then again you do get all 4 of those round "wheel" things being driven by the engine in the evoque.
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