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Mpg average, hows your car doing?????

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Rik b

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I drive a 02 C2 with 85k. My average mpg is 21.5.
Is this about normal?
 
Rik b said:
I drive a 02 C2 with 85k. My average mpg is 21.5.
Is this about normal?
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I am afraid it is just impossible to say as there are too many variables! It suggests to me that you are on the enthusiastic side as a driver, but nothing wrong with that!
 
Thanks J Boy
I'll take that as a compliment 😂
 
I am ave about 18.5mpg using Vmax . :grin: :thumb: but I do find the bigger the grin the lower the mpg :grin:
 
First time post and all that :D (edit ok maybe 2nd)

I've averaged 22mpg 2004 C2 Tip over the last 3000 miles - mostly A / B roads and DC
 
Normal. Mostly dependant on the traffic you drive in and not how much you floor it.

I aim for 24 but usually end up between 21 to 23.
 
996.2 C4 convertible, done 4000 miles since I got it in May av. 25.5

Had my son following me on a 200 mile ride. He's just passed his test so we kept it below 70mph on m/ways. I averaged 31mpg on that run.

Last Sunday followed the North Eastern guys on a blast across the Pennines - my guess is I was well below 20mpg for that run.
 
4S manual, driven normally on relatively congested country roads... an indicated 23-25 mpg.

Motorway journeys... 30-32, or more in ideal conditions.

But I drive like a nun with 9 points on her license :oops:
 
Not a fekkin clue with the turbo, I daren't look. Don't care either.

The only vehicle I associate with mpg is my Vito van. And it does >40mpg :thumbs:
 
Norfolk & Idea said:
Not a fekkin clue with the turbo, I daren't look. Don't care either.

The only vehicle I associate with mpg is my Vito van. And it does >40mpg :thumbs:
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Merc C class cranks out 48 whatever I do with him. Herman averages 17 :oops: Fuel economy doesnt really matter in a 911 lets be honest, however the main reason I crave an early 991 turbo S is the 29.1 mpg combined figure for pretty much the fastest road car available, absolute witchcraft!
 
Norfolk & Idea said:
Not a fekkin clue with the turbo, I daren't look. Don't care either.

The only vehicle I associate with mpg is my Vito van. And it does >40mpg :thumbs:
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Love that !
 
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