The 50 litre challenge!
28-Sep-2005 | 10:02 PM
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The 50 litre challenge!
i was browsing around the net when i came across this: 10 compact cars battling who has the most fuel efficient car.
click here to see the winner
click here to see the winner
28-Sep-2005 | 10:23 PM
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is that accurate? do 7th gen civics (no Si or SiR) really get 58 mpg?
Results
Vehicle Distance travelled
(kilometres) Fuel Consumption
L/100 km (mpg) NRCan Highway Rating
L/100 km (mpg)
Honda Civic 1022 4.9 (58) 5.7 (50)
Results
Vehicle Distance travelled
(kilometres) Fuel Consumption
L/100 km (mpg) NRCan Highway Rating
L/100 km (mpg)
Honda Civic 1022 4.9 (58) 5.7 (50)
28-Sep-2005 | 11:25 PM
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i got around 650kms to one tank.
I probably could have went a bit further but didn't want to run out of gas...
But this was straight highway driving...with the exception of about 20 minutes in traffic and side roads.
I probably could have went a bit further but didn't want to run out of gas...
But this was straight highway driving...with the exception of about 20 minutes in traffic and side roads.
28-Sep-2005 | 11:54 PM
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Originally posted by kwasley
I barely push 500 kms to a tank on my 98 Si
it is because its an Si???
I barely push 500 kms to a tank on my 98 Si
it is because its an Si???
29-Sep-2005 | 01:03 AM
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its also your driving style, if you rip it from a stop sign or light, and shift at higher rpms then your mileage won't be as good.
and of course what type of driving you usually do, more city driving = less kms per tank
and of course what type of driving you usually do, more city driving = less kms per tank
29-Sep-2005 | 07:43 AM
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yah that was in our paper the montreal gazette a month back, the new civic got over 1000km to a tank! the guy had to take it home after the competition and drive his kids to school, then do laps of the parking lot to make it run dry lol
bottem line, who needs a hybrid
bottem line, who needs a hybrid
29-Sep-2005 | 08:03 AM
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Originally posted by bdotdan
its also your driving style, if you rip it from a stop sign or light, and shift at higher rpms then your mileage won't be as good.
and of course what type of driving you usually do, more city driving = less kms per tank
its also your driving style, if you rip it from a stop sign or light, and shift at higher rpms then your mileage won't be as good.
and of course what type of driving you usually do, more city driving = less kms per tank
29-Sep-2005 | 11:01 AM
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There is really no point to start off fast as far as city driving is concerned.
The only time I pick up speed is on highway passing someone, from 100 to 120 or 130 then back down to 100 again. Crusing in the slow lane is so relaxing, keep a good distance and be worry free.
The only time I pick up speed is on highway passing someone, from 100 to 120 or 130 then back down to 100 again. Crusing in the slow lane is so relaxing, keep a good distance and be worry free.
