4.6 Range Rover FUEL COST TO LM 10
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I mite have to be taking this gas guzzler to LM this year. This will be the furthist the car has gone since ive owned it. Dose anybody no what the fuel burn they would really do on a long run?
Im staying at pistonheads this year again so looking forward to seeing any of the boys who where down there last year leaving the misses this year and bringing the lads!!!!!!
Im staying at pistonheads this year again so looking forward to seeing any of the boys who where down there last year leaving the misses this year and bringing the lads!!!!!!
Kenilworth - Dover = 189 miles
Calais - Le Mans = 263 miles
Total = 452 miles
At a guess i would say maybe 20mpg?
With that in mind, you will be burning 22.6 gallons of petrol one way.
22.6 gallons = 101.7 litres
At an average of £1.15 a litre that will mean £116.95 to get there.
£233.91 for the weekend in fuel + any driving about down there.
Only roughly of course
(night shifts are slow
)
Calais - Le Mans = 263 miles
Total = 452 miles
At a guess i would say maybe 20mpg?
With that in mind, you will be burning 22.6 gallons of petrol one way.
22.6 gallons = 101.7 litres
At an average of £1.15 a litre that will mean £116.95 to get there.
£233.91 for the weekend in fuel + any driving about down there.
Only roughly of course

(night shifts are slow
)lewis s said:
At a guess i would say maybe 20mpg?
You'll be lucky to get 20mpg I reckon!Not sure what rpm a rangey would be doing at motorway speeds, but assuming lower gearing and therefore higher revs, I would lop a 5 off that figure...
HarryW said:
I say if you get 20mpg out of a 4.6 rangie lump you're not trying hard enough 
Indeed! 

My 4.6 Rangey did 13.5mpg towing a 2 tonne caravan from Roscoff to Le Mans and back at circa 80mph all the way. I did 120 miles Devon to Cornwall in it (solo) and managed 20mpg on the computer 'average mpg' thingy at 80ish most of the way. To give you a benchmark it used to 'average mpg' around 14.5 just tooling around locally.
My Supercharged Sport on the other hand, does 13.5 tooling around and 10.5 towing through France.
My Supercharged Sport on the other hand, does 13.5 tooling around and 10.5 towing through France.
Tyre Smoke said:
My 4.6 Rangey did 13.5mpg towing a 2 tonne caravan from Roscoff to Le Mans and back at circa 80mph all the way. I did 120 miles Devon to Cornwall in it (solo) and managed 20mpg on the computer 'average mpg' thingy at 80ish most of the way. To give you a benchmark it used to 'average mpg' around 14.5 just tooling around locally.
My Supercharged Sport on the other hand, does 13.5 tooling around and 10.5 towing through France.
I would bank on a max of 12 to the gallon, that is what mine used to average with a cravan on the back.My Supercharged Sport on the other hand, does 13.5 tooling around and 10.5 towing through France.
Tyre Smoke you are not trying hard enough in your Sport, had mine down to an average 5.6 on the way home from Brands Hatch one time, four fat blokes in the car , 2 ton caravan and M25 shut in several places so booted it home on A and B roads. Full tank lasted just under 100 Miles.
Thanks for the advice boys.
From what you have been saying we are looking at 20 MPG i think.
I like what M3 said dont worrie about fuel and buy the time ive got to calais i will be wanting to get the boot down and forget about the fuel burn. So if you see a stickered up 1997 Range rover HSE in Knightfire Red doing a 100 give us a honk honk !!!!!!
From what you have been saying we are looking at 20 MPG i think.
I like what M3 said dont worrie about fuel and buy the time ive got to calais i will be wanting to get the boot down and forget about the fuel burn. So if you see a stickered up 1997 Range rover HSE in Knightfire Red doing a 100 give us a honk honk !!!!!!
HOOKY305 said:
Thanks for the advice boys.
From what you have been saying we are looking at 20 MPG i think.
I like what M3 said dont worrie about fuel and buy the time ive got to calais i will be wanting to get the boot down and forget about the fuel burn. So if you see a stickered up 1997 Range rover HSE in Knightfire Red doing a 100 give us a honk honk !!!!!!
109 is the record - towing the caravan. From what you have been saying we are looking at 20 MPG i think.
I like what M3 said dont worrie about fuel and buy the time ive got to calais i will be wanting to get the boot down and forget about the fuel burn. So if you see a stickered up 1997 Range rover HSE in Knightfire Red doing a 100 give us a honk honk !!!!!!

Didn't half surprise the Noble as we cruised past.
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