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Offline Adam

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #10 on: 07 October 2009, 14:42 »
From Bournemouth to London on 1/8th of a tank. 5 people.

That works out as 80mpg(ish) ? How?
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Offline Khare

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #11 on: 09 October 2009, 18:56 »
Quote from: Adam on 07 October 2009, 14:42
From Bournemouth to London on 1/8th of a tank. 5 people.

That works out as 80mpg(ish) ? How?

As mentioned at JKM, first half of the tank goes slowly, then the second half flies. I get the same on my gti from 1/2 to 1/4 tank, it just disappears!
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Offline braderz

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #12 on: 18 October 2009, 11:03 »
Ok ok, I MAY have lied.... 110 miles from putting a fiver of diesel in, then fuel light come on lol  :grin:
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Offline EuanGtTdi

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #13 on: 18 October 2009, 13:34 »
my light came on and i put 20quid in and i got 180 miles and light came back on again this bad or goood?  :undecided:
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Offline Steve_PD

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #14 on: 18 October 2009, 14:03 »
I normally get 100 miles to £10
long term average of 53.4mpg over 2500 miles :cool:
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Offline EuanGtTdi

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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #15 on: 18 October 2009, 14:06 »
awww thats okay then!!  :smiley:
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Re: £5 (4.77l) = 110 miles!
« Reply #16 on: 17 December 2009, 17:55 »
Are we talking normal diesel or premier like Shell V-Power here? Are you finding you get more for your money out of the premier or standard?
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