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Offline Poached

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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #10 on: 16 February 2014, 10:21 »
I was getting late 30's in mine bit I rarely put my foot down. On a proper geeky pedestrian paced run I got early 40's but it was fooling boring and I only did it once!

I think they put a diesel in yours by mistake, have you checked under the bonnet?

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Think mine looked right?



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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #11 on: 16 February 2014, 19:16 »
I mostly get just under 300 miles a tank, but it's mostly small journeys. In a long run up to Newcastle with four people plus luggage was getting 34mpg at 70-80mph, was happy with that. With the power it's a fair balance, so if your even slightly worried about fuel you should stick to an oil burner.

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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #12 on: 16 February 2014, 19:57 »
I do a lot of 2-3 mile journeys and my average fuel computer says 24 ish mpg..... Never seems to get much better... Don't drive stupidly either so not sure how the hell peeps get 32 and higher ... Even a 45 minute A road run I can't above 28 ish ... Mayb mine has a problem or the trip comp is way out... 240-260 ish notch before red so could prob eek another 35 miles out so I suppose...
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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #13 on: 16 February 2014, 21:21 »
There's been loads of talk on this in the past, this was taken after a typical commute to work, trip reset etc:-


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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #14 on: 16 February 2014, 21:50 »
I do a lot of 2-3 mile journeys and my average fuel computer says 24 ish mpg..... Never seems to get much better... Don't drive stupidly either so not sure how the hell peeps get 32 and higher ... Even a 45 minute A road run I can't above 28 ish ... Mayb mine has a problem or the trip comp is way out... 240-260 ish notch before red so could prob eek another 35 miles out so I suppose...

That seems low.   Not an ed35, just normal gti, but I also do lots of daily short journeys in stop/start traffic but now getting just over 29mpg average.  Best I ever got on a long motorway run was 34.  Usually get 300-310 out of a tank
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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #15 on: 16 February 2014, 21:57 »
in terms of economy, not quite as good as my old Scirocco 2.0tsi, better than the Pirelli

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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #16 on: 17 February 2014, 13:32 »
On my old ED30 I used to get 35mpg+ easily. This equated to about 430-450 miles from a complete tank. The ED35 is frigging thirsty! I'll get anywhere from 31mpg up to my best of 37.5mpg. I notice that it takes a much longer journeys to get the mpg up to a level I could get from the ED30 (in half the distance).

I'm basically seeing the petrol light come on at about 370 and the tank empty at about 400, although I've not owned it during the summer so this should improve.

Fantastic car though  :smiley:
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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #17 on: 17 February 2014, 20:57 »
On my old ED30 I used to get 35mpg+ easily. This equated to about 430-450 miles from a complete tank. The ED35 is frigging thirsty! I'll get anywhere from 31mpg up to my best of 37.5mpg. I notice that it takes a much longer journeys to get the mpg up to a level I could get from the ED30 (in half the distance).

I'm basically seeing the petrol light come on at about 370 and the tank empty at about 400, although I've not owned it during the summer so this should improve.

Fantastic car though  :smiley:

I could rarely get my ed30 over 30 mpg, the ed35 is stage one and better. Its on winter tyres at the moment and that has definitely helped improve the mpg.

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Re: MPG for Edition 35
« Reply #18 on: 18 February 2014, 13:49 »
my normal gti on a 10mile round trip to work and back i get just under 30mpg. on runs around the city say 20miles on A roads in the evenings i get hight 30s and on motorways at 70mph (+20%  :laugh:) mid 30s. i have seen over 40mpgs on a couple of occasions but the roads were clear and hit green lights all the way.