how far can u travel with ur car with 1 gallon aprx 4liters.we all know camrys and civic have super miles to a gallon and the fuel guzzlerz like the hummer armanda e.c.t that give 10-13mpg

18.5mpg @ 130km/day

MPG depends on the cars specification

http://www.route2030.co.uk/mpg-calculator/

Urban = 29.5mpg
Motorway = 37.2mpg

Car = Audi A4 quattro.

siena r u 4 real wat kind of super fuel consumption/efficiency is dat.any modifications or changes?

babs2aroks:

siena r u 4 real what kind of super fuel consumption/efficiency is that.any modifications or changes?

Just a standard Audi A4 2,6 Quattro Sport.

No engine changes - yet.

Siena:

Just a standard Audi A4 2,6 Quattro Sport.

No engine changes - yet.

Audi with such mileage? That one na winch o!

Kashif:

Audi with such mileage? That one na winch o!

Bross i feel u too. the car self na V6 to add

icemann:

Bross i feel u too. the car self na V6 to add

It's a popular misconception, that a larger engine will be thirstier.

A smaller engine in a relatively heavy car, will not be economical, lack of easy cruising ability, means the throttle spends more time at WOT, before backing off.

That kind of driving produces unfavourable MPG figures, as the smaller engine is working less efficiently to shift a heavy car, than a larger, more powerful one would.

Kashif:

Audi with such mileage? That one na winch o!

Another misconception.

A new, or low mileage engine has to overcome more friction to work.
More friction means more effort to do any useful work.
The same reason new engines do not develop maximum power.

On the other hand, a well maintained, high mileage unit will be more free revving, and have less internal friction.
So, it will be more economical than a new, stiff one, and produce the factory power figures.

It's not unusual for a well run-in motor to exceed the OEM factory power / performance figures.

Thnx God your back Siena.its well know dat v6 engines consume more fuel but does this come to play within city travel were u dnt have to step on it? and thats a nice mpg for ur outlaw

abeg where 190 for fit within!

the thing is, u really cant say,, the whole thing is an approximation

today your car can do 2mpg better than or worse than the previous day, it comes down to your driving style,
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having said that, asian cars a more fuel economical than any other manufacturer, yaris is godlike when it comes to fuel economy, but an average asian car will give up up to 35mpg and more,

my car does less, somewhere around 23mpg city and 30mpg highway(4runner)