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Old 01-27-2003, 01:54 PM
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Originally posted by Shipley
...did he say "avoiding VTEC" ??

yeah ive only done 400 miles, give me a chance! I actually bought the ar because i beleived it to be a very economical runaround with loads of room for the little uns pram and a weeks shopping. thats what the showroom guy told me

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You're forgiven then !!!

I thought mine would be a litle runaround until my foot accidentally pressed the accelerator to the floor and I found the wolf in the wolf's clothing !!

BTW I average just over 30mpg....long trip at sensible speeds can raise it to 35, "enthusiastic driving will reduce it somewhat.

You soon forget it though, think of it as feeding a baby !!
Old 01-28-2003, 01:27 AM
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As Noony says, I'm getting a better mpg because of the road conditions here. Details are on the website link, but I'm averaging around 29 - 30mpg. The initial 1000 miles I did in the car (from new) averaged just 26mpg including run-in mileage.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Moggy
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I actually bought the ar because i beleived it to be a very economical runaround with loads of room for the little uns pram and a weeks shopping.
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Our car does about 60 miles per day motorway and then in traffic. We average about 26 - 30 mpg with some vtec usage!! (when the boss isn't looking or falls asleep - Edd) However I am sure the dry weather and increasing confidence is going to shatter these figures!!


Who cares its a VTEC!!!

Maybe we should do a group buy of shares in Shell!!??

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Maybe we should do a group buy of shares in Shell!!??
Current world war 3 situation aside, i'm in
Old 01-28-2003, 08:09 AM
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average 31 mpg
got 49 mpg on a 100 mile trip once (I kid you not)

track day this weekend, economy there will be 'interesting' at a guess
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Originally posted by Dracoro

got 49 mpg on a 100 mile trip once (I kid you not)

how? were you pushing it or something?
Old 01-28-2003, 08:46 AM
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LOL. Nope, just didn't go over 5000rpm, smooth gear changes, relaxed driving, mostly motorways, not much traffic etc.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Dracoro
[B]LOL.


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