Do you mean the car said 47mpg but your actual fuel usage calculation based on delivered volume was 44.3?
Doesn't surprise me to be honest, especially if you have had a few cold morning commutes. Starting from sub ten degrees and you will see fuel usage increase.
Equally, my trip home last night gave me 57.6mpg - a new home commute record for me
It was 13.5 Celsius and the journey was about 40 miles.
Enjoy it while we can though, the super nasty winter sludge is coming... 6 months of poor economy.
Yes the car said 47.I zeroed the speedo when i filled up first time.Then after 435 miles i filled up (took about 45 ltrs).I've been running it in gently as per the handbook so i can only imagine how lower it will go once i start going faster.The 44 was with a mix of heavy traffic,A and B roads,dual carraigeways.Daily round trip of about 34 miles.
I presume the fuel economy might get a bit better once it's got a few miles under it's belt.
I know that manufacturers are economical with the truth about real world mpg.But 44mpg is really just criminal.
I'm going to run a fuel log for at least a year.See how the weather/seasons and mileage changes the mpg.Might even use the eco button if i get really desperate.
