17th July 2004, 13:16
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|  NHC Gxi CVT City gives 9-10 in the city and 12-14 highway and CR-V gives 5-6 in the city and 7-8 on the highway |
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17th July 2004, 14:57
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| Senior - BHPian  Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Dubai/Bombay
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| Honda City 1.5 City- hovers between 10-11.5..sometimes 12 Highway-Recently it gave 15kmpl with 4 ppl onboard but pretty economy mode Indica City-11-12ish..never more since driver drives Highway-Lol..never taken it out...only a city runabout  |
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17th July 2004, 15:29
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| Team-BHP Support  | Car: 1996 Contessa 1.8GLX Consumption figures:- City with A/C: 8kpl City without A/C: 10kpl Highway with A/C: 11.5kpl Highway without A/C: 13kpl Worst ever: 6kpl (Not the car's fault, just bad driving on my part) Best ever: 15kpl (Constant 80 - 100km/h on Mumbai - Pune expressway) |
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17th July 2004, 15:59
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| BHPian Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Bangalore
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| Ford Ikon Flair City : 11-12, peak hour traffic Highways : 16 A/C off most of the time |
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17th July 2004, 16:55
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: mumbai
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If this is the efficiency it gives,,,,,,what bad is the old 1.5 city with those 100 dark horses ...or for any reason the 1.3 is no bad with efficiency of 12 in city and 15-16 on highways. even the old city 1.5 gives abt 10 with ac in city...under normal driving. If they wanted to improve the passenger cabin, they could as well have kept the old engine. There is a new look city in my bldg , and the owner drives it preety decently ( in fact very aaram se)....without the first service the car gives 10 in city with AC on first point... | |
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17th July 2004, 16:56
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: mumbai
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| Oh I m sorry ,,, i forgot to read ,,,,yrs a CVT ....sid_lath |
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18th July 2004, 01:21
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| Distinguished - BHPian   | MAN guys plz help. im too young to drive so my driver drives most of the times. my avg is as follows all with a.c. corolla highway - 14 - 15 city - 8 - 9 palio 1.6 highway - 13 . xx city - 7.5 - 8.5 ikon 1.6 city - 8 + highway - 12 nexia city - 6 - 7 highway - 9 - 10 accord manual city - 6 - 6.5 highway - 9 - 10 man looking at these figures and rising fuel prices , diesel cars make sense. i dont mind replacing my ikon with an accent crdi or my nexia with a petra / indigo diesel but no touching the palio it was bought for redlining and it shall stay that way. btw what are ure opinions on a fuel saver for my nexia. it costs 350 - 1000 bucks. any effect on engine , power itll hopefully increase my FE by 1 - 2 kmpl |
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18th July 2004, 02:36
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Very honestly, these are the kind of consumption figures that you can expect in Mumbai city. We're generally shuffling between 1st, 2nd and 3rd gears and hardly get to use the remaining two. Among the people that I know, no one's car is giving a substantially better consumption figure. The Accent CRDi is not a bad car - good combo of economy and performance, but, you could wait for the Getz too. Addy | |
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18th July 2004, 19:19
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| Team-BHP Support  | According to the Autocarindia July 2004 B Segment test: Opel Corsa Sail 1.4: City 9 - Highway 13.8 Fiat Palio NV: City 9.2 - Highway 14 Tata Indica Petrol: City 8.9 - Highway 14.9 Maruti Zen: City 11.2 - Highway 16.7 Hyundai Santro Xing: City 10.3 - Highway 16.3 Maruti WagonR: City 11.9 - Highway 16.4 I presume that most of this was in Bombay or Delhi daily driving conditions. They seem extremely realistic. GTO |
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18th July 2004, 20:26
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| Distinguished - BHPian | hey gto autocars FE ig. are from mumbai. till date this is the only indian mag which doesnt lie like the others. even their performance figures are beleiveable. any one have any idea on a fuel saver. what effects does it have thanx |
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18th July 2004, 21:40
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| Senior - BHPian  | City Vtec City : 10-11 kmpl Highway : 16kmpl Wagon R City : 12-13kmpl Highway :never checked. All are "average figures" with the A/C switched on. Regards... Shan2nu |
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19th July 2004, 23:36
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| BHPian Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Mumbai
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| My dad,s OPTRA 1.8 gives City: 6-7 Highway:10-11 ESTEEM City: 10-11 Highway:14-15 INDICA City:12-13 Highway:15-17 All are "average figures" with the A/C switched on. Power Freak |
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20th July 2004, 03:59
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| BHPian Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Pune
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| I honestly don't know. I would like it to be 15 but I suspect it's more like 11-12. On the highway on a nearly empty tank I filled 500 bucks in Pune and was nearly empty again at Sahar airport, thats like 200-210 km to around 12L. By the way its a Zen. |
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20th July 2004, 15:08
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| Team-BHP Support  Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay
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Its very difficult to estimate FE by looking at the fuel guage like that, the way to do it is fill your tank all the way up (till the machine automatically cuts the supply, and no more.) Reset your tripmeter (if you dont like doing unnecessary math). And then drive 200-300km and then fill up again to the top where the machine auto stops. Then see the amount of litres filled, which should be pretty close to the exact amount of litres you have used (almost exact if its at the same machine). Then divide the KM on your tripmeter by the Litres filled. (This is where cellphone calculators come in handy.) And then you have a pretty accurate FE figure! Hope i am not repeating what you aldready know cheers R | |
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23rd July 2004, 08:21
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| BHPian | hey Rehaan, won't it drop if you fill it full tank ? also what is automatic cut off, how to check if fuel station have this facility ? sorry i feel dumb :-| -max |
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