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according to the document attached, 535d consumption should vary from 4.5l to 9l/100Km (Extra-urban to Urban - see page 31). I'm not even anywhere close to these figures. Last days around 18mpg in the city. Should I be bothered with that? It's more likely to be 545i consumption..
according to the document attached, 535d consumption should vary from 4.5l to 9l/100Km (Extra-urban to Urban - see page 31). I'm not even anywhere close to these figures. Last days around 18mpg in the city. Should I be bothered with that? It's more likely to be 545i consumption..
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I am on 2,000 miles. I have not reset the MPG since I picked the car up. I have driven it "like I stole it" since the day I got it (no run in period at all). At around 1,000 miles I had it remapped - I drive it even harder now.
In these 2,000 miles, my MPG is showing 32.8mpg. 60% of this is stop/start traffic. I always floor it everywhere and doubt I could get the MPG any worse if I tried!
In these 2,000 miles, my MPG is showing 32.8mpg. 60% of this is stop/start traffic. I always floor it everywhere and doubt I could get the MPG any worse if I tried!
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Originally Posted by Russ1974' post='489458' date='Nov 3 2007, 04:50 PM
I am on 2,000 miles. I have not reset the MPG since I picked the car up. I have driven it "like I stole it" since the day I got it (no run in period at all). At around 1,000 miles I had it remapped - I drive it even harder now.
In these 2,000 miles, my MPG is showing 32.8mpg. 60% of this is stop/start traffic. I always floor it everywhere and doubt I could get the MPG any worse if I tried!
In these 2,000 miles, my MPG is showing 32.8mpg. 60% of this is stop/start traffic. I always floor it everywhere and doubt I could get the MPG any worse if I tried!
Argh - I get 27.7 mpg. Also remapped.
Driven hard too
Guess yours is LCI though which might help a bit !
I've got a 3.0sd M Sport X5 coming early next year
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31mpg, remapped and driven in a particularly spirited manner most of the time. urban/rural mix approx 40/60.
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I do stop/start all the way unfortunately, and average 28mpg or so. I did a Pan-Europe jaunt this summer though, and got an average 34.8mpg doing a constant 90-100mph.
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Great car the 535d. It makes me feel good every time i drive it, for lots of different reasons.
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Alright
That's right. It makes you feel good every time you drive it, for lots of different reasons. And you create lots of different reasons to drive it ![Smile](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/smile.gif)
So since my reason was important enough to go shopping (to the same shop which we have behind the block) all over the city I made some field research..
Fast starts at redlights, building up speeds from 60Km/h (100mph) to 250Km/h (155mph) several times, driving like RUSS stole it ..
I finished back home after one hour with average consumption of 10l/100Km (28mpg UK ~ 23mpg US). I guess this is to be considered good, right? All driven in D mode. Maybe a tiny bit, about half a liter plus is a matter of using audio + seat heating + seat cooling + seat massage on.
What worries me the most, is increased consumption when cruising at low speeds. It seems like idling makes the consumption go high up. Isn't it a sign of a need to change/repair something in the engine? I got 100.000Km(60.000miles) already. But rsyed says he has the same feeling/problem - how much Kms do you have rsyed?
The figures RUSS posted are simply excellent (that's the way it should be). Well ... What a FANTASTIC CAR!!!
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So since my reason was important enough to go shopping (to the same shop which we have behind the block) all over the city I made some field research..
Fast starts at redlights, building up speeds from 60Km/h (100mph) to 250Km/h (155mph) several times, driving like RUSS stole it ..
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What worries me the most, is increased consumption when cruising at low speeds. It seems like idling makes the consumption go high up. Isn't it a sign of a need to change/repair something in the engine? I got 100.000Km(60.000miles) already. But rsyed says he has the same feeling/problem - how much Kms do you have rsyed?
The figures RUSS posted are simply excellent (that's the way it should be). Well ... What a FANTASTIC CAR!!!
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Originally Posted by hondik' post='489448' date='Nov 3 2007, 05:30 PM
Hi all,
according to the document attached, 535d consumption should vary from 4.5l to 9l/100Km (Extra-urban to Urban - see page 31). I'm not even anywhere close to these figures. Last days around 18mpg in the city. Should I be bothered with that? It's more likely to be 545i consumption..
according to the document attached, 535d consumption should vary from 4.5l to 9l/100Km (Extra-urban to Urban - see page 31). I'm not even anywhere close to these figures. Last days around 18mpg in the city. Should I be bothered with that? It's more likely to be 545i consumption..
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Cruise control at 70mph and I can squeeze out 38mpg.
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BTW these are usually measurements taking between brim to brim fills. I dont trust the OBC.