That's quite low, mine is a 2L 190 dsg, and i wasn't too impressed by the 375 miles i got.
Btw most of the mileage i did was with 2 adults and two over 7yr olds.
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How many miles do you get on a full tank?
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Btw most of the mileage i did was with 2 adults and two over 7yr olds.
Pushing 600 miles on my 2.0TDI 150PS DSG estate, not driving like Miss Daisy, but at a sensible and legal speed. Signficantly better than the 1.6TDI manual (remapped to 140PS) that I had before. Adblue range never seems to change.
I'm older and drive like a tart sometimes... but generally: by looking far ahead so you can react in time and not pounding the pedal all the time will get you this far
As a rule I don't fill to the brim nor let it run very low, but the one tank record for my 1.5TSi 150 EVO
Golf wagon, (DADA) stands at 506 miles when on holiday last year, 4-up and with a lot of luggage.
Computer stated around 15 miles of range left, (using 97 octane Sainsbury petrol, Stage 1 remap)
Golf wagon, (DADA) stands at 506 miles when on holiday last year, 4-up and with a lot of luggage.
Computer stated around 15 miles of range left, (using 97 octane Sainsbury petrol, Stage 1 remap)
I don't think the MPG display is accurate on mine, when I'm purely driving to/from work my MPG is 43 and I get exactly 500 miles out of a tank, actual conversion puts it around 45MPG. If I'm doing a longer journey it can be 500-550 with the right driving.
The missus' 2.0TDI did 650 miles last year on a tank, all motorway with ACC. Dover to Biddinghuizen and back on one tank felt good considering the fuel prices over there
The missus' 2.0TDI did 650 miles last year on a tank, all motorway with ACC. Dover to Biddinghuizen and back on one tank felt good considering the fuel prices over there
I've never seen 50 on my 1.5 in my life.
30-35
Odd time just touching 40.
Yeah no idea why its so bad.
No matter how much I drive, its always averaging 30ish regardless of being on a long journey.
Tried everything.
I have a 1.6 tdi 2015 it says 390 range when I full tank it end of the month but only get about 250 if I’m lucky I do mainly city driving and try my best to be sensible and drive economically. Surely it shouldn’t be giving more miles than this ?? Had it serviced recently aswell didn’t make a difference
My FR 150, saw me get 545 was a trip from Kent to Dorset bit of driving down there and then back to Kent, I didnt think that was to bad.
No thats not normal, you should take a look at your fuel trims. I suspect it will be over fuelling by a lot...
Scan it and check the fuel trims...
Unless you're constantly flooring it, this fuel consumption is WAY too high, so somethings is wrong
Do you have any history with the car? how many miles has it done?
Why was the car in copart? Is it a salvage/Stolen recovered?
Any smoke out the exhaust/oil or coolant usage? As above scan it, this is way to high mpg.
Yesterday I filled up after a 393 mile run (Midlands to Kent, via Surrey and back (M42, M40, M25, M26, A229, M2 and back). The journey took nearly 10 hours at an average speed of 45 mph sometimes in very heavy traffic. Kept up with the traffic which never got above 80 mph.
It used 48.2 litres and the range said 40 miles left with a low fuel alarm at an indicated 38 mpg.
However if you factor in that there was almost 12 litres left in the tank, at 38 mpg the car could theoretically done another 95 miles, giving about 485 miles on a tankful.
Not bad for a 300 bhp 4 wheel drive car.
It used 48.2 litres and the range said 40 miles left with a low fuel alarm at an indicated 38 mpg.
However if you factor in that there was almost 12 litres left in the tank, at 38 mpg the car could theoretically done another 95 miles, giving about 485 miles on a tankful.
Not bad for a 300 bhp 4 wheel drive car.
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