23rd October 2009, 13:03
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|  '08 City ZX GXI (Unleaded fuel) City: 10Kmpl (80% AC) Highway : 15-16Kmpl (100% AC) |
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23rd October 2009, 13:07
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| BHPian  | Linea 1.4 Emotion Pack with 100% ACC - 12KMPL in city and 18.45 on highway. These are tank fill to tank fill methods and same as what is displayed by trip computer. Yamaha Gladiator 70kmpl with 80:20 mix of highway and city riding, in that order. |
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23rd October 2009, 13:07
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| guys, see the picture to believe it.This is what i normal see in my car ( ANHC )on the highways. Even if i discount a little, i should be getting around 20 to 21 kmpl. In city driving, its around 15kmpl. Last edited by nandans2005 : 23rd October 2009 at 13:11. |
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23rd October 2009, 13:17
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| Quote:
 No wonder Honda does not bother about Diesels. | |
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23rd October 2009, 13:22
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| BHPian  Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Delhi <--->
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| Sep 2007 Honda City Gxi - 13-14 kmpl in city (full AC), 16.xx kmpl on highway (full AC) March 2008 Toyota Corolla HE - 12-13 kmpl in city (full AC), 14.xx kmpl on highway (full AC) |
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23rd October 2009, 17:27
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| BHPian  | Baleno lxi BS II 2005, 9kms/ litre, Tank2Tank Full AC on Driving Conditions - Completely in city & commuting between office & home, full bumper2bumper traffic with speeds not exceeding 30kms. |
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23rd October 2009, 18:11
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| Mahindra Renault Logan 1.6 GLS Petrol 18.4 KMPL with AC on highway (BPCL SPEED) at sedate 100~110KMPH 10.5 KMPL with AC in chennai city traffic |
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23rd October 2009, 21:30
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| hey Moose, Yours is really a nice average. My uncle with the same car , same model is getting only 13 on the highway with full AC ( he drives only between 80 & 90 kmph) and 10 in the city>>full ac. Lucky you ! |
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24th October 2009, 11:37
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| nandan, Mileage depends a lot on driving style. My car returns 9 KMPL or worse when my chauffer does his duty. I get 11 KMPL if i drive it myslef, all with congested chennai traffic and AC always on. Ask your unca to change his driving style at highway. What i have seen with logan is to very sedately push the accelerator. Sudden acceleration will waste a lot of fuel for the characteristic of this european engine. Cheers |
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24th October 2009, 12:09
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| Senior - BHPian  | Guys!!! To my mind these figures do not reveal the real efficiency or fuel consumption of your cars. I doubt if anyone here has fuel efficiency linked to the laden weight of the cars (passengers + luggage), the time of the drive in city or the speed at which it was driven in the city or for that matter the highway. Highway is supposed to mean cruising speeds but will stretch from Delhi to Gurgaon be considered as Highway? All I can say is I get 9kmpl in City Vtec sometimes it goes till 19. But that is just me driving sometime at 60 kmph or 120 kmph. I hope the verbose comments point that please mention the speeds in City or at Highway. Every engine has a sweet spot, maintain it to get highest figures and smash it get the worst. Thus I am not into FE figures. My figures are Rs 10k or 5k a month  |
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24th October 2009, 12:50
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| The logan diesel has been giving a FE of 19.6 Km/L with 100% AC. This is a real figure that's been calculated by averaging the FE over the last 5000 km. The car is my dad's daily drive and is mostly used in city traffic. The car is Efficiency personified  |
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24th October 2009, 13:35
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24th October 2009, 13:46
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| SLK, But i spent only to that extent on the petrol, so its confirmed. It has not happened once, time & again it repeats. so i feel to a large extent, Honda shows approx. the right figures. Most of ANHC guys have reported a good average in the forum too. It shall not be right to say anything on ATLIS, since i know very little about it. can you come again on the Disturbances on the road, since i didnt get it what exactly your are saying...please. @crackhead, Thats a great average man. I heard that Diesel logan is good in average than the petrol one. anyway enjoy ! Last edited by nandans2005 : 24th October 2009 at 13:49. |
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24th October 2009, 16:49
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Anyways, I own a NHC, it's FE is good too, so in no way I'm saying that Honda Citys are not more economical than the other cars. BUT the difference is marginal, was my point. Like the NHC, is good till driven with a light foot, otherwise it's FE is worse than cars like SX4. All said and done, your car still returns a great figure. | |
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24th October 2009, 17:06
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| Mahindra Renault Logan Diesel City : NA - Have never driven more than 30kms continuously inside Chennai between highway drives. Highway: Full load 100% AC- Speeds of 90 ~ 110kmph - 19 ~ 20kmpl Full load 100% AC - Speeds upto 130 kmph - 17 ~ 18.50 Depending on how inspired you drive. Full load No AC - Speeds of 90 ~ 100 kmph - 23kmpl All readings full tank to full tank |
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