what mpg do you get?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Studio25

My wife's Punto 1.4 manages 50 if I'm driving, 40 if she's driving.

I get 20mpg out of my car - but it's LPG so as far as costs go, it's like 40mpg

I had a few Fiats Studio, had a Panda and two Uno's think I used to get about 55 out of Panda and 45 out of the Uno's but I did quite a bit of motorway travelling in both Unos, mind you its over 17 years ago, although at the time I did keep a very detailed account of my usage

[duggie]

20 on a good day, 16 if heavy footed. range rover v8

[churchfcrules]

Originally Posted by duggie

20 on a good day, 16 if heavy footed. range rover v8

but i take it if your driving that, you're not bothered about the mpg

[superwhite]

Try the link below from Daily Telegraph - Honest John motoring correspondent website.

Real MPG | Honest John

They have been collating responses from the public due to EC/Government controlled manufacturers official mpg figures being so misleading. Good luck with your research. You could always buy a more up to date (less tired) Picasso - Citroen have improved them over the years. Overall, still a very good versatile and economical car.

[ian1]

I get 15mpg on a good day , Japanese Mitsubishi 2.5 V6 twin turbo 4WD but you cant have every thing ian

[Spider61]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Just depends whether my mans been drinking mild or bitter

I managed 40mpg of bitter, when I did the Pennine way
Full list here All sizes | Pub stops | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

[churchfcrules]

Originally Posted by Spider61

I managed 40mpg of bitter, when I did the Pennine way
Full list here All sizes | Pub stops | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

82p a pint, that must be mid to late eighties?

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by Spider61

I managed 40mpg of bitter, when I did the Pennine way
Full list here All sizes | Pub stops | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

I wonder if all them pubs are still trading.

[churchfcrules]

i also noted, you have expensive tastes, lol
the ones that cost the most, you drank the most!

[Boeing Guy]

I can beat that,
1.64 Gallons to the Statute Mile.

but then again it is a Boeing 737 with two engines producing 22,000 Lbs of thrust and she does go at 460 Miles per hour....

Glad I don't pay the fuel bill

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

I can beat that,
1.64 Gallons to the Statute Mile.

but then again it is a Boeing 737 with two engines producing 22,000 Lbs of thrust and she does go at 460 Miles per hour....

Glad I don't pay the fuel bill

Mind you if you had to pay the BG you wouldn't be bothered anyway

[Restless]

Being the nerd I am. Seeing this topic I thought of the File type MPG or MPEG

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by Restless

Being the nerd I am. Seeing this topic I thought of the File type MPG or MPEG

MPEG is miles per extra gallon isn't it?

[Restless]

You had to ask? You had to ASK?

Well you don't need to read much of this(i didn't get far myself)
Moving Picture Experts Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

MPEG is miles per extra gallon isn't it?

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by Restless

You had to ask? You had to ASK?

Well you don't need to read much of this(i didn't get far myself)
Moving Picture Experts Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sorry Rob Couldn't resist