How to read the average fuel consumption

[Saha]

Hello
Please can anybody tell me how to use the mfd display through the multi function steering wheel to read the average fuel cons.
Thanks

[Jimble]

Using the buttons on the right hand side of the steering wheel, press the silver button left or right until you see "Driving Data", leave it for a second so it displays, then use the up-down arrow to go through the different info options until you see "AvgConsumption", then press ok to toggle through the options, either "long term" "from start" etc.


Hope that helps?

[Darlo]

I was wondering this myself.

Thanks for the post!

[Rob916]

You might be better off not knowing, looked at mine today, 28mpg 

[Mr Savage]

Talking of which. What the hell is all this talk about 44-47mpg!? I'm driving mine gently and getting mid-high 20's at best.

The car drinks fuel. I put in a full tank last week and it's empty again already after just 240 miles :O

[monkeyhanger]

Talking of which. What the hell is all this talk about 44-47mpg!? I'm driving mine gently and getting mid-high 20's at best.

The car drinks fuel. I put in a full tank last week and it's empty again already after just 240 miles :O

There's some of us with GTDs not getting that, me included!

[sam67GTD]

Just picked up my GTD today and it's been averaging 47-48 mpg, so very happy with that so far after 140 miles on the clock 

[Mr Savage]

I thought the figures were too good to be true. There's a guy that's covered over 4000 miles and is still averaging 28mpg. Quite irritating really, they shouldn't beable to advertise those figures at all.

What are others getting from a full tank?

[2014GTi]

Mpg depends on so many variable. It will be around 15-20k miles before you'll notice big improvements as a guess.
Don't expect anything over 40mpg unless you do a lot of motorway miles.

[Mr Savage]

I'd be happy with seeing more near the 35 mark and that's still 10mpg below the stated figures.