Fuel consumption
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Im still in my run in period (but taking no notice of the rules...) and am showing 32.9 mpg. I'm very impressed - I drive like a nutter. Sport mode / pedal to the metal, 95% of the time
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My Ride: F11 520d Touring Imperial Blue, sports automatic, VDC, black leather sports seats, M Sport steering wheel, HiFi Professional, 18" 328 wheels, Xenon, PCD, electrical tow hitch etc...
E87 120dM -10, Titanium silver, xenon, PDC, Hifi, 18" wheels etc.
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This summer I managed to drive 960 km without filling up. The car was fully loaded and we even had a roof box. It was mostly country roads and not highway.
My car usually stays within 6.3-6.7 liters per 100 km according to the computer. Depending on driving style of course. It's almost impossible to push it above 7.0 liters.
My car usually stays within 6.3-6.7 liters per 100 km according to the computer. Depending on driving style of course. It's almost impossible to push it above 7.0 liters.
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My Ride: MY RIDES:
Previous:
1997 BMW 528i E39 | graphit mettalic | black leather | electric heated and pumped comfort seats + memory (seats, wheel, mirrors) | factory xenon | LPG gas installation (Dutch / Prinz) w/direct sequential injection (same pwr and same cons.)+80L tank in the spare wheel place | cruise ctrl, electric sunshade | ABS | ESP | 4 airbags (never used :) | electronic AC (2 side) | Board computer | Leather heated multifunction wheel | Radio Profess.+tape+6 CD changer+subwoofer+10 spkrs+DSP | alu 17" AEZ + Turanza 235/45/ZR17 | rain sensor | factory GSM built-in | Asus A636 GPS navigation TomTom |
HISTORY:
1999 BMW 735 | 1994 VW Golf GT | 1994 Citroen Xantia | 1997 Renault Megane Coupe | 2000 Alfa Romeo 146 | 1994 Renault 19 | 1995 Toyota Camry | 1994 Audi 100 | 1978 VW Golf (the only diesel so far...)
FUTURE: (2011-2012)
F11 530xd Msport
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M5 diesel :)
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My 520d consumption stabilized on the final level of 6,5 L/100km on daily city-Stop'n'Go + fast motorway driving, which I find quite good (given price 0,92 EUR/L in Luxembourg...), however on few longer trips (3000-4000km) without too much effort I managed to go down to the unbelievable 5,6-5,7 l/100km, which nobody wants to believe
As a proof see a photo below taken just after a long vacation trip (via DE, BE, NL, PL and back), averaging 5,66 L/100km and achieving 1230km on one tank!
unbelievable driving machine....
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As a proof see a photo below taken just after a long vacation trip (via DE, BE, NL, PL and back), averaging 5,66 L/100km and achieving 1230km on one tank!
unbelievable driving machine....
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Originally Posted by luxembourg' post='483538' date='Oct 19 2007, 05:55 PM
My 520d consumption stabilized on the final level of 6,5 L/100km on daily city-Stop'n'Go + fast motorway driving, which I find quite good (given price 0,92 EUR/L in Luxembourg...), however on few longer trips (3000-4000km) without too much effort I managed to go down to the unbelievable 5,6-5,7 l/100km, which nobody wants to believe
As a proof see a photo below taken just after a long vacation trip (via DE, BE, NL, PL and back), averaging 5,66 L/100km and achieving 1230km on one tank!
unbelievable driving machine....
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As a proof see a photo below taken just after a long vacation trip (via DE, BE, NL, PL and back), averaging 5,66 L/100km and achieving 1230km on one tank!
unbelievable driving machine....
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