I've done about 500 miles now.
The average mpg started at around 30mpg and has climbed to about 34mpg. :aargh4:
Just wondering if it'll get any higher?
My B7 diesel used to average about 50mpg :D
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I've done about 500 miles now.
The average mpg started at around 30mpg and has climbed to about 34mpg. :aargh4:
Just wondering if it'll get any higher?
My B7 diesel used to average about 50mpg :D
Such are the pains of Petrol Vs Diesel on MPG.
I have a 2.0T (Ok not the same as yours) 265PS :D But I average 32MPG during the week and at weekends 14MPG :yikes:
Would have thought that the New 2.0T engine would get around 36 to 40MPG
But come Monday 50MPG from my A5
I have done about 1800 miles now - mostly on longish journeys. Average so far is 32.4mpg !
I am certainly hoping it will get nearer to the claimed 38.2 mpg !!!
Do you guys use the accelerator? On a long drive I get somewhere around 32, and arouund town more like 24. Just over 3000 miles and the total average is 26!
:biglaugh: I bet more than you do ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Plife
That is my problem.....I use it far too much, but it is such fun! Lowest I have got is 5.1!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by onemanparty
I know my MPG started on my first journey was 32.9 and then for the next 6000 miles I was luck to get 25, MPG and performance have improved now from that point on and now at 9,500 miles 32 even at the speed limit on the Motorway;).Quote:
Originally Posted by Plife
Most of my journeys are on the Motorway M1, M40, M5 & the lovely M6
I've been looking in the brochure and I think Audi's figures are wildly optimistic!
28.2mpg urban - 47.9mpg extra urban - 38.2 combined
They're having a laugh! :aargh4:
They always are! I didn't pay any attention to them and good job too!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bristle Hound
The figures are actually very useful. If you ignore the fact they're mpg and just think of them as a number then you can simply compare with others cars to see if they're better or worse.
If you expect to get the numbers in comsumption then you'll be dissapointed.