i10 & 42 Kmpl - Page 4 - Team-BHP

gpa · 5th July 2009, 00:06

The veracity of these claims are questionable. Though the article mentions it to be a "fuel efficiency rally", the conditions in which this was achieved would have been far from the "real world".

NFS2024 · 7th July 2009, 16:57

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Originally Posted by shreyasma

I dont know how much sense I make. A friend's i10 that was returning him 10KMPL.

I reset the ECU and and now it returns 15-17 on an average.

Thats an interesting piece of news. Can you elaborate more? was this i10 1.1 or 1.2?

anilkalvani · 7th July 2009, 17:24

As mentioned earlier my i10 1.2A/T gives me 7-7.75kmpl. Just going OT, my other car is the often bashed & the under rated Logan DSL which gives me 15-16kmpl in city with 100% a/c and gave me 24kmpl with 4 people on board on a trip to Daman, 23kmpl with 5 adults + 1 kid on a trip to Shirdi including climbing ghats all with 100% a/c. Other than looks, i can't seem to find any other fault with the Logan.

sabsubs · 13th September 2009, 23:37

Hey guys, I own an i10 magna kappa. I consistently get > 18 KMPL on highways and within Bangalore city I get close to 14. I use the full tank to full tank method to calculate the mileage.

My hometown is just 200 KMS from Bangalore; I drive down to my hometown every week end. While going I need to fill only 10 ltrs of petrol and while coming I need 12 litres of petrol. Since while coming, the roads are bit steep hence the extra 2 litres. I have calculated this for the past 6 months and I am confident that my i10 gives me good mileage. I am yet to finish off my 2nd service, which I am planning to do it next month. After which hopefully the mileage should increase.

Even I have seen the advertisement of 41 KMPL in Hyundai service center back in my home town. I became very curious and asked the service person and he just gave me a sarcastic smile. I knew that it is just a marketing gimmick.

jinojohnt · 14th September 2009, 01:30

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If its a free road i rest my left foot on floor, but if its traffic then would rest it on clutch pedal without engaging it.

Try not to rest your foot on the clutch pedal. My Dad's Maruti800 needed clutch replacement at 20000 km because of 'clutch-riding'. Guess mileage would also be affected if you rest your foot on the clutch.

amitoj · 14th September 2009, 13:13

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Originally Posted by tosathyas

Recently when I went to Kun showroom saw an advertisement about some customer getting 41.5Kmpl in his i10. Wondered how he managed to get that with the same machine...

He must be pushing the car for 30 kms

But seriously. when will Hyundai master the art of advertisement? Such ads will only lead to disillusioned customers.

Mr_Bean · 14th September 2009, 13:25

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Originally Posted by amitoj

He must be pushing the car for 30 kms

But seriously. when will Hyundai master the art of advertisement? Such ads will only lead to disillusioned customers.

If hyundai can give me truck loads of money, I can very well stand there and claim that I got 45kmpl. lol..

5th July 2009, 00:06	#46 (permalink)
gpa Senior - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,304	The veracity of these claims are questionable. Though the article mentions it to be a "fuel efficiency rally", the conditions in which this was achieved would have been far from the "real world". __________________ Maruti Suzuki Alto (May 08) - 23,000 KMS Hyundai Santro (Feb 05) - 59,000 KMS

7th July 2009, 17:24	#48 (permalink)
anilkalvani BHPian Join Date: May 2008 Location: Bombay Posts: 399	As mentioned earlier my i10 1.2A/T gives me 7-7.75kmpl. Just going OT, my other car is the often bashed & the under rated Logan DSL which gives me 15-16kmpl in city with 100% a/c and gave me 24kmpl with 4 people on board on a trip to Daman, 23kmpl with 5 adults + 1 kid on a trip to Shirdi including climbing ghats all with 100% a/c. Other than looks, i can't seem to find any other fault with the Logan. __________________ ~~~ Proportion your expenses to what you have, not what you expect. ~~~

13th September 2009, 23:37	#49 (permalink)
sabsubs BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 76	Hey guys, I own an i10 magna kappa. I consistently get > 18 KMPL on highways and within Bangalore city I get close to 14. I use the full tank to full tank method to calculate the mileage. My hometown is just 200 KMS from Bangalore; I drive down to my hometown every week end. While going I need to fill only 10 ltrs of petrol and while coming I need 12 litres of petrol. Since while coming, the roads are bit steep hence the extra 2 litres. I have calculated this for the past 6 months and I am confident that my i10 gives me good mileage. I am yet to finish off my 2nd service, which I am planning to do it next month. After which hopefully the mileage should increase. Even I have seen the advertisement of 41 KMPL in Hyundai service center back in my home town. I became very curious and asked the service person and he just gave me a sarcastic smile. I knew that it is just a marketing gimmick. __________________ SaBSuBs 2009 - Hyundai i10 Kappa Magna 2006 - Honda Unicorn

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