I think it is Toyota products.

i'd give it to toyota

Bro siena,
NA GRAMMAR FULL WETIN U TALK, HOW MANY LITRES WILL UR CAR USE FROM LONDON TO MANCHESTER or from COLCHESTER TO BRISTOL??layman like me no understand all those rpm etc,
Na so we go take understand the best car

I thought it was pretty straightforward actually.

What kind of mileage you get from London to Manchester will depend on your driving style. Are you a boyracer that accelerates away from the lights/brake sharply and speeds off again or are you lightfooted?

If your car has a trip computer, you see how your driving style affects your fuel consumption. Simple really,

Good job siena, you have said it all.
proo212 has also said it in a lay mans' grammer.

Fuel consumption of cars is measured in how many miles the car can travel on a gallon of fuel which is about 4 litres.
Fuel efficiency is also a function of the driver.
the advertised mpg does depend on the way the car is driven.
Of course, newer model cars tend to be more efficient than old cars e.g. a 2008 BMW 320d is more fuel efficient than a 2000 Toyota Corolla.
I sometimes do 65mpg in a 2007 Toyota Yaris which has a 1.0L petrol engine. I also have a 2008 VW with a 1.9TDI engine that does about 48mpg regularly.
I know the BMW 320d does about 55mpg and this is a 2.0L turbodiesel with stop-start technology.
I guess if you want to know the fuel efficiency of your car, go to www.whatcar.com
If anyone asks my opinion though, I think 2007+ BMWs are great.
The hybrids are not that much fun to drive so you may get slightly more miles for your fuel but it depends on what you enjoy

I'd say Japanese cars are the most fuel efficient,but that generalization is not correct.
so to be specific i'll say honda and toyota cars are the most fuel efficient.(Acura is not fuel efficient c;os of its big engine)

but dont get me wrong,
i'm not talkin about the 3.0 litre V6 engines,NO!
I'm talkin about the ones with an inline 4 cylinder engine not more than 2.3 litres,and also a front wheel drive.
Toyotas i think are very fuel efficient cos their engines are small usually 1.6,1.8,2.0, that in the 4 cylinder
Honda civics are the most fuel efficient of the honda brand (except ones with high performance DOCH engines)cos they have even smaller engines,which today are also hybrid.
U can see a civic with an engines as small as 1.4 litre and i've not come across one with more than 1.8.
Accords to are fuel efficient,thats the 4 cylinder 2.0,2.2,2.3 and even the 2.4 engines.

One of the factors that determines the efficiency of an engine is the engine displacement,Which in the case of Japanese cars is small.


So when talkin about efficiency,u cant compare toyotas and hondas with german cars like benz,BMW which have big engines and are also rear wheel drive.
the fact that they are rear wheeled means that more energy will be required to move the car (More than will be required to move a FWD car with comparable engine and weight)

I Give it up for Toyota corrola,Avensis,Yaris
Honda civic,accord

Many say it's Honda

@ Siena, thanks for your highlights, that caps it all , "end of dicussion"

lies lies lies lies

the most economical is the benz 190e

mine can use $2000 oooh i mean N2000 for 365days b4
gettin 2 the next station

The best fuel economical car are:

1. Ford Escape Hybrid
2. Honda Civic Hybrid
3. Honda Insight
4. Toyota Prius
5. VW Beetle
6. VW Golf

In my opinion Honda and Toyota consumes less fuel.

You guys should please read siena's post. That is the most informative post in terms of the topic of this thread.
Original poster: If you want a really fuel efficient car, then look out for the following.

1. Small and lightweight, Like the Kia Picanto
2. Small Engine size and displacement, 1.1 to 1.3L
3. Aerodynamic Shape, Like in the Bugatti Veron
4. Small tires , Not more than 165
5. Preferably manual transmission

This has nothing to do with Brand. A 2.0L 2002 Honda Accord will not be more fuel efficient than A 1.6L 2002 Nissan Sunny
It also has nothing to with Engine style. A 2.0L In-line 4 2002 Honda accord is likely to consume more fuel than a 2.0L V6 Mazda6

Well most auto makers are coming up with fuel economy on their pieces but i think japanese cars take it

i'd give it to toyota

Honda is the best in fuel efficiency.

it has got to be the VW and toyota,man u need them in your life,but fear Benz,

Why aint no one talkin bout the 406, i have used a D9, 2.0 LTR engine for 4yrs and i always cover 500KM on 32LTRS

@ unixcrew3 Enzo n Lamborgini re not d most expensive cars.
check out: http://www.thesupercars.org/top-cars/most-expensive-cars-in-the-world-top-10-list-2007-2008
first 3 most expensive cars pix is attached.

JUST GO FOR TOYOTA BRAND.
YOU WILL SAFE YOURSELF FROM FUEL CONSUMPTION.

Honda Civic CRX/City. got one. Average 40 miles to 1 gallon (Thats about 16.91km to liter)

Been driving one everyday for about 2yrs now here in California. I drive about 150km daily roundtrip. So may be i know.

The CRX model is called the "HF" model. Very hard to find but worth it

promise72:

Honda Civic CRX/City. got one. Average 40 miles to 1 gallon (Thats about 16.91km to liter)

Been driving one everyday for about 2yrs now here in California. I drive about 150km daily roundtrip. So may be i know.

The CRX model is called the "HF" model. Very hard to find but worth it

@promise72, I have used a brand new VW golf for about 10 months now and as of today have an average of 49 miles to the gallon

Kongi:

@promise72, I have used a brand new VW golf for about 10 months now and as of today have an average of 49 miles to the gallon

I believe it. You must be talking of the TDI diesel engines. The CRX "HF" are rated at 50 miles to the gallon (petrol) but you know the efficiency goes down as the car ages and i drive avg of 80miles/hr in that little HF thing. But i love it tho. 

Man you guys still dont get what Oga Siena is trying to say, you can'nt for any reason say a particular car is the most efficient when it comes to fuel consumption cos this consumption issue has too many variables some are constant some dynamic but in contrast to this, all Diesel cars are more fuel efficient compared to thier petrol equivalent, the only set back is they are Noisier and you got to wait 4 the Glow lamp to go off lol, I can tell you from person expirience,I use to own a BMW325td, I lived in Dulwich and worked in tooting bec, distance15 miles a day, that to & fro, cost average £28 a week to fuel myself, I then changed to Peugot 406 a 2ltr engine, bill was £45 a week,I quickly sold it after a month and got me a VW passt1.9 TDS cost to work per week £23, so you can see what Im talking about. but bear in mind, Diesel is more expensive than Petrol.Oh and plus you get less Engine trouble with the Diesel Engines as you do with Petrol

what can you say about VW Passat in terms of fuel consumption?

I choose a toyota car.Still number 1 in the world by rating on fuel economy

how about mazda 323 1998 model with 4 cylinder?

This is based on what am using and comparing it with colleagues that are using cars. I commute average of 45km everyday from home to office and leave in an outskirt of Lagos where the roads are bad. I give it to TOYOTA ECHO. It sips fuel.