Just Out Of Interest What Fuel Consumption Should I Expect?
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I'm not complaining at all
but I am just interested about the fuel consumption of my E90 325i.
I average 19mpg, mainly commuting.
On my commute I have a mix of country, town and stop start driving covering around 17 miles there and back.
I would have thought 22 - 25mpg would have been around the figure I would average!?
It's a thirsty scamp!!!
but I am just interested about the fuel consumption of my E90 325i.I average 19mpg, mainly commuting.
On my commute I have a mix of country, town and stop start driving covering around 17 miles there and back.
I would have thought 22 - 25mpg would have been around the figure I would average!?
It's a thirsty scamp!!!
Urban Sports said:
I'm not complaining at all
but I am just interested about the fuel consumption of my E90 325i.
I average 19mpg, mainly commuting.
On my commute I have a mix of country, town and stop start driving covering around 17 miles there and back.
I would have thought 22 - 25mpg would have been around the figure I would average!?
It's a thirsty scamp!!!
Is that 'real mpg' or from your cars computer? Check that it's set to UK gallons not US.
but I am just interested about the fuel consumption of my E90 325i.I average 19mpg, mainly commuting.
On my commute I have a mix of country, town and stop start driving covering around 17 miles there and back.
I would have thought 22 - 25mpg would have been around the figure I would average!?
It's a thirsty scamp!!!
We've got an E91 325i Touring (manual). During the week, when the wife is mainly using the car for a short urban trip to work and back, or perhaps nipping to the supermarket, the computer is reporting around 22/23 MPG.
On a longer motorway run, we've seen approaching 37mpg. But that was in quite heavy traffic.
So far, I've not found it quite as economical as my previous car, which was an E46 320 Ci. Quite surprised by this, because the 320 was also a 6 cylinder, only 0.3 litre smaller, and an automatic (which I always thought they were much more thirsty) - However, in that, I had once achieved 40mpg on a 100 mile run from the London suburbs to Dorset.
Next time I have it to myself for the day (which will be a Dorset to London return trip) I'll see how many MPGs I can squeeze out of it. Makes an interesting game on the M3 when boredom sets in
On a longer motorway run, we've seen approaching 37mpg. But that was in quite heavy traffic.
So far, I've not found it quite as economical as my previous car, which was an E46 320 Ci. Quite surprised by this, because the 320 was also a 6 cylinder, only 0.3 litre smaller, and an automatic (which I always thought they were much more thirsty) - However, in that, I had once achieved 40mpg on a 100 mile run from the London suburbs to Dorset.
Next time I have it to myself for the day (which will be a Dorset to London return trip) I'll see how many MPGs I can squeeze out of it. Makes an interesting game on the M3 when boredom sets in

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