From the screen.

8.8L/100km
6spd frs

80% city and i don't drive it like a granny, average 4-5000rpm shift

9.8l/100km highway
14.5l/100km city
18-19l/100km back road (high rpm)
2005 C55 AMG

13L/100km

MR2 Turbo. Mixed.
70% highway

There's something wrong with my fr-s. 70% highway and I get 8.8-9L/100km. Significantly better than with "winter" gas.

2011 3.7 Mustang

10.6L/100km (calculated) with the readout claiming 10.9

60/40 city/hwy

Long hwy road trips get between 7.3-8.5 depending on how much 'spirited' driving is done.

10.5L/100km city.

2014 Mazda Cx-5.

http://i1073.photobucket.com/albums/...ps65a8eb0b.jpg

lol

8.7L/100km, mostly city, 2010 Civic.
~14L/100km city, 12L/100km hwy, 2011 GLK350. Can't seem to get the hwy number down much more.

11.2L/100km mostly city
2012 Honda Accord

6.8L/100km mainly highway
2011 Dodge charger w/Pentastar V6

8.7L/100km Mainly highway
2013 Honda Accord V6

My friend's 03 accord 4 cylinders does 10-11l/100km in mostly city driving according to his calculation.

From what I read in this thread, some of the mileages seem lower than it should be including your new v6 accord. The computers definitely underestimate the mileages.

2013 Scion FRS

6.7L/100km 100% highway when heading down to states
8.9L/100km 75% city driving

A lot of people don't calculate it right, and even still it's hard to be accurate unless you go to the same pump and fill it the same way every time.

^ i do lol Always shell , always fill the damn tank when its empty and i never fill it when there is still fuel left.

Then i do the math, fuck the computer.

2002 Civic SiR EP3, mileage 124k, stock, 10L/100km, 100% city

2013 Fiat Abarth
8.6L/100km in mixed city and highway. I change at around 3k rpms because the Abarth is fucking loud and obnoxious even at 3k rpms (I love it)

hi guys, noobie and a stooopid question.

can you easily get the L/100km rating using this method?

- gas upto full tank
- drive for 100 kms
- refill up to full tank, however many Liters gives you the L for L/100km?

2011 BMW 323i autotragic

10.7L/100km mixed city driving and 120km/h+ highway driving

2004 Honda Element 4spd

Around 13L/100km mixed city driving and highway driving. I feel like it's worse on gas on the highway than it is in the city. Good thing it only needs 87 :badpokerface:

You can figure out your L/100KM with any amount of driving, you'll just have to find the ratio to convert it to l/100 km. As long as you have a distance driven + Fuel used, you can calculate l/100 km


http://calculator-converter.com/l_10...calculator.php

SL500: ~15L/100km

^ that's a lot better than I would have figured.

Fill it up, make note of when you stop filling (ie the first time the pump kicks out? or do you add a bit more). Reset the trip, drive your car like normal down to 1/4 tank or so. Go back to the same station and refill to the same level. Take your receipt which shows how many L you got, divide by the km on the trip, then multiply by 100 and you have L/100km.

ex: You filled it back up with 40.0L, your trip says you drove 300.0km
40.0L / 300.0km = 0.1333333L/km
0.1333333L/km * 100 = 13.33L/100km

2007 Subaru Legacy Spec B (turbo)

12.5 to 13.5 L/100km all City

9L to 10L Hwy.

I do like to floor it once in a while.

Never hand calculated the f150, I dont like looking :lol. Takes usually $160 to fill.. last time i was cruising up north i was doing 130 and my gauge said 23.8.....

The 92 toyota 3L V6 with the 5 speed manual. It took roughly $60 at around a $1.35 and i made it last 530km once driving to work in richmond from surrey with a little bit of heavy driving. so 12L/100km Not bad i could have done better

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