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Originally Posted by nash13
(Post 3332655)
I would love to know what mileage other ecosport owners are getting and how and when did the mileage improve over their course of ownership... |
After 5k Kms with the Tdci the FE figures have somewhat settled down. I get consistently 14-15 in bangalore city traffic and 18-21 on highways.
AC doesn't make much difference IMO.
There isn't any substantial increase in the mileage over this period. As I mentioned before I have modified my driving style a bit and have reduced early downshifts which I was doing initially. Need to see that the engine is around 2k mark to extract the maximum.
Meanwhile the thick A pillar came into picture yesterday when I hit a moped while I was taking a right turn at an intersection. The moped was fully hidden by the pillar. Thank god that my wife spotted the moped and I slowed down.
Just found something really mind blowing while browsing the internet. Hope you guys like it!
Though this is only for the LHD version but i think all the projectors we get here are for LHD only.
Just posting the link if anyone would like to splurge on it. Near about 42k with shipping.
Happy new year everyone! :)
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Originally Posted by sunilg33
(Post 3332691)
After 5k Kms with the Tdci the FE figures have somewhat settled down. I get consistently 14-15 in bangalore city traffic and 18-21 on highways.
AC doesn't make much difference IMO. .
Meanwhile the thick A pillar came into picture yesterday when I hit a moped while I was taking a right turn at an intersection. The moped was fully hidden by the pillar.. |
agree: with you that the air conditioning has no effect on mileage.
It takes some time to get used to the thick A pillar and work your way around it.
But sometimes it can eat away a whole bike:Frustrati
Hi everyone! Finally made it to Team-BHPclap:. Happy New Year to everyone!!! (Thought I would start my first post by wishing)
Got a test drive of Ecoboost Titanium (O) the last day. Found it good and comfortable.
Now can anyone tell me how the petrol 1.5 MT ecosport is? Has anyone tested it? I need to know especially about manual transmission version. My running is much low. Thanks in advance.
Just finished a 1000 km trip on the Hyd- Rajahmundry stretch.
The car drove superbly on the good and bad stretches equally well.
Even the rural roads were a breeze.
Mileage on highways was about 18 (mostly 90-110 kmph)and on the inner roads about 23 (70-80 kmph) as per the indicator.
While going, the tires were with factory air pressure of 35 front and 40 rear. This is how I have been driving from day 1. On the return stretch I filled 35 in all tires. The return was much more comfortable. The small jerks that I normally get on the roads were smoothed out. The car was more cushioned.
Is it OK to have same pressure in all tires?
On the way needed to sudden brake twice. The first was at about 50 KMPH and I heard a sort of rattling sound from the brakes. The brakes worked fine. The second time the speed was a low 30 kmph and the sound was like stones shaken in a pot. I assume that is the sound of ABS (never had a car with ABS before)
Noticed something about mileage on the mid. In 5th gear at speeds between 75-79 the mileage indicator moves to 30. If I touch 80 or 74 the mileage falls to the middle.
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Originally Posted by eco-doc
(Post 3332732)
Just found something really mind blowing while browsing the internet. Hope you guys like it!
Though this is only for the LHD version but i think all the projectors we get here are for LHD only. |
Not true, the projectors installed on my car by Srinivas Gopal are those of a RHD only.
Attaching a picture for your reference.(notice the cut off line sloping to the right)
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Originally Posted by Srinivas C
(Post 3333038)
Is it OK to have same pressure in all tires?
On the way needed to sudden brake . I assume that is the sound of ABS (never had a car with ABS ). |
It is good to have the same pressure in all the tyres.
And yes it is the sound of ABS working perfectly so you need not worry:thumbs up.
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Originally Posted by drmohitg
(Post 3331207)
Sounds like a great strategy to get rid of all the new fiesta stock since that is the car that lies in the same territory as the Ecosport and a customer is likely to consider that if he was too shift the booking. |
This is hilarious! Cant one already get a huge fat discount on the Fiesta? Its the biggest flop in recent years. I bet i can get a lakh off.
Took my ecosport on a BLR-CHN-BLR trip during the year end holidays. Drove down on 27th Dec and back today.
My car has now crossed 2600 Kms and is ready for the first service.
Thoroughly enjoyed the drive and loved the way the ecosport handled on the highway. The car seemed keen to go well beyond 120 km/h.
Here are few readings which i noted. (Note mine is an ecoboost).
BLR-CHN (27th Dec)
Total Distance Covered : 356 Kms
Mileage : 15.2 Kmpl
Avg Speed: 57 Kmph
CHN-BLR (1st Jan)
Total Distance Covered : 381 Kms
Mileage : 14.0 Kmpl
Avg Speed: 55 Kmph
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Originally Posted by RideRanger
(Post 3332978)
Hi everyone! Finally made it to Team-BHPclap:. Happy New Year to everyone!!! (Thought I would start my first post by wishing)
Got a test drive of Ecoboost Titanium (O) the last day. Found it good and comfortable.
Now can anyone tell me how the petrol 1.5 MT ecosport is? Has anyone tested it? I need to know especially about manual transmission version. My running is much low. Thanks in advance. |
Even I have been researching the petrol MT and found very little stuff on it. Please check out the videos on You Tube. Overall, if you discount the petrol price the vehicle is fabulous, but any which ways the diesel makes a better case for itself from all angles
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Originally Posted by nik_kapur
(Post 3333232)
This is hilarious! Cant one already get a huge fat discount on the Fiesta? Its the biggest flop in recent years. I bet i can get a lakh off. |
This would probably be offered over and above the Lakh or whatever discount you are offered by the dealer otherwise.
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Originally Posted by Anuraj Ennai
(Post 3331246)
Thanks ACM, I drive with a light foot in the city. I am very used to i10 AT which is my current vehicle, which I find more responsive (as bhp/ton is higher on i10, I don't expect ES to be as responsive) and gives around 11km in the city. I am mostly driving alone and as per manual, 30 in front and 26 in back is advised for light load. Do you think higher tyre pressure helps?. Will wait for highway to try out the S mode. |
Wow that is familiar territory. We too have an I10 AT.
The i10 AT FE is always at least 2kmpl less than that of the Ecosport due to 4 speed gearbox vs 6 Speed dual clutch in the Ecosport.
Also power in the Eco sport feels more that adequate while it feels insufficient in the i10. My wife feels the same. She loved the ecosport power.
Am sure that your engine either needs to open out or that you are hesitating in giving the ecosport adequate pressure on the acc pedal.
The i10 could be more responsive for a light feet push as it is a lighter vehicle though.
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Originally Posted by TheARUN
(Post 3333286)
Even I have been researching the petrol MT and found very little stuff on it. Please check out the videos on You Tube. Overall, if you discount the petrol price the vehicle is fabulous, but any which ways the diesel makes a better case for itself from all angles |
Thank you sir, I have already checked the net. All I could find was about 1.5L automatic (Maybe I missed some!). I am not a fan of automatic.. I would have gone for diesel if it weren't for my lower average (also my budget!).
If anyone have any info please share..
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Originally Posted by Srinivas C
(Post 3333038)
Noticed something about mileage on the mid. In 5th gear at speeds between 75-79 the mileage indicator moves to 30. If I touch 80 or 74 the mileage falls to the middle. |
Actually it is more dependent on how heavy your right foot is, than on your current speed.
Even at 120kmph, if you move your feet completely off the accelerator, you will see the instantaneous reading jumping to 30.
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Originally Posted by drjkonline
(Post 3331661)
Booked the Ecosport 1.5 TDCi Titanium in first week of December at Metro Ford, Palace Cross, Bangalore. The waiting period quoted was an epic 14 months. They were not accepting bookings of titanium option variant. Also, the salesman was trying to hardsell the Fiesta and I could see a sudden glint in his eye when I showed a fleeting interest in it. Next day, he looked crestfallen and completed the formalities with disinterest when I dropped in with the cheque for the Ecosport booking. Hope other manufacturers pull up their sleeves and come up with some real competition to the Ecosport. |
Had booked a titanium option diesel in November 2nd week from Lathangi ford bangalore with a delivery time of 8-10 months. Will be cancelling this one as am going for an AT instead.
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Originally Posted by Srinivas C
(Post 3333038)
On the way needed to sudden brake twice. The first was at about 50 KMPH and I heard a sort of rattling sound from the brakes. The brakes worked fine. The second time the speed was a low 30 kmph and the sound was like stones shaken in a pot. I assume that is the sound of ABS (never had a car with ABS before) |
Yes. That is the sound of ABS and it
is scary when you hear it first. I have been in the same boat and finally learnt (with the help of fellow BHPians) that this is how it works and sounds...
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